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NASA reveals how it saved a space camera 595 million kilometres away from Earth, near Jupiter
Millions of kilometres from Earth, orbiting the giant Jupiter, NASA's Juno spacecraft faced a serious problem. One of its ...
NASA engineers revived a radiation-damaged space camera on Juno using heat—just in time to capture stunning images of Jupiter ...
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How NASA’s Bold Thermal Gamble Revived JunoCam and Changed Spacecraft Longevity
Launching another camera isn’t exactly an option, considering the total costs of the Juno spacecraft and mission sit at $1.13 billion, and it’s not like there’s a camera repair shop on Jupiter. That ...
Jupiter and Earth were near their closest all year, but it still took over half an hour for a signal to go from Earth to the ...
NASA has successfully restored a damaged camera aboard its Juno spacecraft orbiting Jupiter. The recovery of JunoCam, a ...
NASA has revealed that one of the cameras on the Juno craft it sent to Jupiter malfunctioned, and that it fixed it with some ...
Using a technique called annealing, engineers were able to save a vital component on the Juno spacecraft - the camera.
NASA's Juno probe's been studying Jupiter for nine years. Conditions are super harsh, and the camera's been taking a beating.
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India Today on MSNHow to repair a camera 595 million km away from Earth? Nasa just did it
Initially expected to last only eight orbits, JunoCam functioned normally through the spacecraft’s first 34 orbits.
NASA needs amateur astronomers to guide their JunoCam. — -- If you ever wanted to help produce some of NASA's amazing photographs, this is your chance. NASA says Earth will receive never ...
Planetary geologists will be hoping JunoCam stays healthy to take much-needed images because the next two spacecraft due at Jupiter—NASA’s Europa Clipper in April 2030 and ESA’s JUpiter ...
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- Armchair astronomers are in for a historic treat. The first up-close glimpse of Jupiter's mysterious 'Giant Red Spot' will soon be beamed back to Earth by NASA's Juno ...
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