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NASA's Jupiter-Bound Juno Spacecraft Enters Jupiter's Gravitational Boundary
Juno spacecraft, which was launched in 2011, will arrive on Jupiter this July. The spacecraft is almost near the planet which has already exited the gravitational pull of the Sun and is now under the Jupiter's realm.
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NASA: Jupiter's Moon Europa is Surprisingly More Earth-Like Than Previously Thought
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Arrives in Jupiter This July; Are They Searching for Alien Life?
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Exoplanet with Three Suns Discovered Using KELT
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Massive Planet Found 'Dancing' With Dwarf Star, Sun-like Star
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Jupiter Pushed Out a Gassy Giant Long Ago, Says Study
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Double Crater Found in Sweden: Unique Meteorite Event?
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Finally: An Idea of How Jupiter and Saturn Formed That Fits Time Frame?
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"Jupiter-Like" 51 Eridani b: New Planet Will Tell Us More About Planet Formation Here
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Jupiter's Europa: NASA Chooses New Instruments to Search for Life
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Wandering Jupiter Helped Create Our Unusual Solar System
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Jupiter's Largest Moon Could be Hiding a Secret Ocean 10 Times Deeper Than Earth's
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