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Countdown begins: Nasa set to launch Europa Clipper mission to Jupiter today
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NASA prepares to launch the Europa Clipper mission aimed at exploring Jupiter's moon, Europa, which may host an ocean beneath its icy crust. Scheduled for today on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, the spacecraft will travel 1.8 billion miles over 5.5 years, performing 49 close flybys and gathering crucial data about Europa's...
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Life on Jupiter’s Moon? NASA's Europa Clipper Set to Take Off! Exploring Life Beneath Ice
NASA is set to launch the Europa Clipper spacecraft to explore Jupiter’s moon, Europa, on October 14, using SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket. The mission aims to determine if Europa can support life beneath its icy surface. The journey, spanning 2.9 billion kilometers, is expected to take 5.5 years, with arrival projected for 2030. The spacecraft, measuring 100 feet and weighing 6,000 kg, will conduct 49 flybys, analyzing conditions for potential life. Previous missions have confirmed the presence of a subsurface ocean on Europa.
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