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What's Up With Juno? The Truth Behind the Engine Trouble, Delays and Wrong Orbit
Juno has been stuck in the wrong orbit since the failed engine burn that was supposed to take place last Oct. 19. So far, no reports yet as to when NASA plans to perform the engine burn. But a Jupiter flyby is already set next month.
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Juno Spacecraft Performs Record-Breaking Close Approach to Jupiter
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Juno Heads Back to Jupiter Over The Planet's Clouds
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NASA Shares 1,300 Photos of Jupiter from Juno's Epic Probe
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Juno to Refine Orbit in Jupiter, Short Trajectory Maneuver Expected
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WIll Juno Survive Jupiter's "Hellish" Radiation as Powerful as 100 Million Dental X-rays?
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Understanding the Mysterious 'Dark Hydrogen' Found in Jupiter
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Juno Spacecraft Less than 10 Days to Jupiter; Spots Planet and its Largest Moons
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Juno Spacecraft Less than 10 Days to Jupiter; Spots Planet and its Largest Moons
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Jupiter's Europa: NASA Chooses New Instruments to Search for Life
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