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NASA Juno Mission: Probe Approaching Critical Jupiter Orbit Maneuver
After five years, the Juno space probe is finally approaching the critical moment when it will try to go into orbit around Jupiter. Should it be successful, then it will provide Earth scientists with a view of the planet underneath its blanket of clouds.
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