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Launchdate set for Jupiter-mission
Wednesday, 27 July 2011 08:54
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NASA has set the launch-date for the JUNO Jupiter-mission to aug. 5 august. The launch can be seen live at NASA net-tv 17.30-18.30 European time (UT). The launch period extends through Aug. 26 in case of bad wheather or techinical problems. JUNO will arrive at Jupiter in 2016. Source: JPL |
