Today, July 31, will occur a turning point in the mission “Juno”. NASA gets to the furthest point his cosmic journey.
NASA has launched the device in space 5 years ago. After a month spent in orbit around Jupiter, the probe will reach the far point of its journey, after which the planetary gravity starts to pull the “Juno” to yourself.
A scientific study will start when the probe is within 53 days make 2 circular orbit around Jupiter. For the past 5 years, a team of scientists led by Professor Scott Bottonm working to deliver your project to the fifth planet from the Sun. To date, all their activities are concentrated at the beginning of momentum, “Juno”, in which will be found exclusive information and features.
If all goes according to plan, Jupiter’s gravity will capture the designed device, directing it to the first of the two revolutions, which must end on the 27th of August this year.
It was then that probe will approach its goal more closely. The researchers – inventors are madly waiting for this moment, they have already called it a “turning point”. Astronomers agree that it is really significant for the study of the cosmic giant.
