Space
Juno to Refine Orbit in Jupiter, Short Trajectory Maneuver Expected
Juno engineers are set to make minor changes in the spacecraft's trajectory. Juno is doing well as expected, but few changes had to be done to enable the spacecraft to conduct its mission on Jupiter.
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