"NASA did it again," said Scott Bolton, one of the scientists in charge of the project. NASA's Juno spacecraft enters Jupiter's orbit. NASA released a time-lapse video taken by Juno as it ...

Juno launched in 2011, took five years to get to Jupiter and has been orbiting that planet since 2016, making occasional flybys like the one this weekend. Steven Levin is a Juno project scientist ...

After a five-year journey, NASA's Juno spacecraft will reach Jupiter on July 4. Scientists hope to learn more about how the planet evolved, and see whether it has any kind of solid core. News ...

LOS ANGELES — Half a solar system away, NASA’s $1.1 billion Juno spacecraft is getting ready to fire its rockets in a final push to enter Jupiter’s orbit on a day that has become popular for ...

NASA's Juno spacecraft is providing the best close-up views of the solar system's largest planet - Jupiter. 24/7 Live Los Angeles Orange County Inland Empire Ventura County California Welcome, Mickey ...

"Possibly the single most important measurement Juno is going to make is going to be the global water content of Jupiter," Juno project scientist Steve Levin, with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory ...

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has been spinning through space on its way to Jupiter for five years and 445 million miles, and now it’s less than 10 hours away from entering the gas giant’s orbit ...

That’s exactly what Steve Levin, the Juno mission’s project scientist, is excited about. “I’m kind of hoping for that, because it will be the most fun,” Levin said. ...

NASA’s Juno spacecraft made a flashy arrival at Jupiter on July 4, and now, the probe has just passed another turning point in its mission. Before Juno can start studying Jupiter up close as it ...

Juno has been operating at the huge planet for nearly six years (it arrived on July 4, 2016). Already, its JunoCam project allows citizen scientists to enhance raw imagery from the spacecraft. The ...

Juno, the second of NASA's New Frontiers missions, will enter Jupiter's orbit Monday night. This will be the closest NASA has come to Jupiter, using a craft built by Lockheed Martin Space Systems ...

You might get to relax this weekend, but JPL's Juno probe is going to be working overtime. After five years, it's finally ready to figure out Jupiter's back story.