Great Exploration Revisited: The 2007 Flyby of Jupiter

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Great Exploration Revisited: The 2007 Flyby of Jupiter

On discoveries alone, New Horizons’ flyby of Jupiter on February 28, 2007, was a successful mission in its own right. While the Pluto-bound spacecraft was zooming past the giant planet for a gravity boost toward its main targets in the distant reaches of the solar system, and testing out its science instruments just a year after launch, New Horizons revealed the Jovian system in ways never seen before.

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