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NASA's Juno to Remain in Current Orbit, No Engine Burn to Lessen Orbit to 14 Days
NASA's Juno spacecraft will remain on its current 53-day orbit. The team behind Juno said an engine burn to reduce orbit to 14 days will no longer be performed to avoid any damage to the spacecraft.
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