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National Geographic's Space Issue Finds Humanity in the Vast Expanse - Vimarsana News

National Geographic's Space Issue Finds Humanity in the Vast Expanse

National Geographic's current issue is all about space -- the past, present, and future of space exploration and imagery.

NASA spacecraft captures image of ocean world orbiting Jupiter during flyby - Vimarsana News

NASA spacecraft captures image of ocean world orbiting Jupiter during flyby

(CNN) — A NASA spacecraft flew by one of the most intriguing ocean worlds in our solar system on Thursday. The Juno spacecraft, which has been orbiting Jupiter since 2016, made its closest approach yet to the moon Europa at 5:36 a.m. ET, flying within 219 miles (352 kilometers) of its icy surface. Juno captured […]

Behold! Our closest view of Jupiter's ocean moon Europa in 22 years - Vimarsana News

Behold! Our closest view of Jupiter's ocean moon Europa in 22 years

NASA's Juno spacecraft skimmed close above the surface of icy Europa Thursday (Sept. 29), capturing a view of the crust that is just the start of our new study of this ocean world.

Source: space.com
NASA's Juno spacecraft takes closest images of Europa for 20 years - Vimarsana News

NASA's Juno spacecraft takes closest images of Europa for 20 years

NASA's Juno spacecraft flew just 352 kilometres above Jupiter’s moon Europa, sending back extraordinarily detailed images of the surface

NASA's Juno spacecraft captures extraordinarily detailed images of Jupiter's moon Europa - Vimarsana News

NASA's Juno spacecraft captures extraordinarily detailed images of Jupiter's moon Europa

The image is the closest look at Europa that any spacecraft has provided in more than 20 years, when the US space agency's Galileo came within 218 miles (351 km) of the surface in January 2000.