Nearly five years after its launch from Cape Canaveral, the Juno spacecraft is now in orbit around Jupiter. Within days, the spacecraft’s nine instruments will be turned on, but the official science collection phase does not start until October. To learn more about Jupiter’s origins, the instruments will look for the existence of a solid planetary core to map the planet’s magnetosphere and gauge the atmosphere.
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