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Juice NavCam view of Earth
22 AUG. 2024 publication date 605 Views

During the lunar-Earth flyby that took place on 19–20 August 2024, the Navigation Camera (NavCam) of ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) was tested out in space for the first time.

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[Image description: Earth in black and white, an ocean coverd in fluffy white cloud.]

Credits

ESA/Juice/NavCam

Licence

ESA Standard Licence

Acknowledgements

Airbus

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