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Source: Los Angeles Times
Juno’s Jupiter mission may yield clues to Earth’s origins: Starting Aug. 5, NASA will enter the launch period for the spacecraft Juno, which will begin an unprecedented exploration of Jupiter’s secrets. “We are after the recipe for planet-making,” says a scientist. Image: An artist’s rendering of the spacecraft Juno in elliptical orbit around Jupiter. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Juno’s Jupiter mission may yield clues to Earth’s origins: Starting Aug. 5, NASA will enter the launch period for the spacecraft Juno, which will begin an unprecedented exploration of Jupiter’s secrets. “We are after the recipe for planet-making,” says a scientist.

Image: An artist’s rendering of the spacecraft Juno in elliptical orbit around Jupiter. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

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