Nasa Juno Spacecraft Successful Closest Flyby to Jupiter Moon IO Watch Latest Photos

Juno Spacecraft of Nasa showed it! In the previous report, the upcoming journey of Spacekraft which we talked about have been successful. The spacecraft of the US Space Agency passed by a ‘dangerous’ astronomical body of our solar system on 30 December. It took pictures of the Moon IO of the planet Jupiter, where the most active people are Jalamukhi. According to the information, when Juno Spacecraft reached close to IO, the distance between the two was reduced to 1500 km. The ‘Juno Cam’ engaged in spacecraft took many pictures. In one of these photos, active volume can be seen in IO. According to reports, Juno Spacekraft faced a lot of radiation while taking such a closer flight. Juno Spacecraft reached the orbit of the planet Jupiter in 2016. Since then it has been monitoring him continuously. On 8 April this year, Juno completed the 50th close pass of the planet Jupiter. That is, Spacecraft completed 50 revolutions around Brihaspati. This spacecraft is also seizing other moon of the planets, of which Genimed is prominent.

The special thing is that NASA’s expectations from recent flybai have increased. Juno Spacecraft will once again reach IO in February next month. It will be an altraclose flybai i.e. closer to the December 30 flight. The target has been set to end this mission by 2025. While traveling by IO, Juno Spacecraft will have to change its class 18 times.

The goal of the mission is to check the temperature of the lava flowing on the IO and find out what kind of activities it contains. It is estimated that the IO currently has about 266 active hot spots. In the coming years, scientists will also gather information about many more moonlings of the planets. Europea is prominent among them. It is believed that there may be a salty ocean under a thick sheet of ice on the surface of Europea.