MISSION JUNO

JUNO is a delegation to NASA's Jupiter planet. The Juno spacecraft will board the Atlas V - 551 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida in August 2011. (Www.nasa.gov). It will take five years for Jupiter to arrive in July 2016. It will run 33 times around Jupiter. The purpose of the mission is to explore the structure and atmosphere of Jupiter. The main purpose of this mission is to understand the origin of Jupiter and to help us understand the evolution of the gas giant. This knowledge will also reflect our understanding of the origin of the universe.

"Why with Nye" is a video series starring Bill Nye, exploring the journey and mission that Juno of NASA plays Jupiter. Nye demonstrates some technical capabilities for bringing Juno closer to Jupiter than ever before and explains key questions that scientists hope to answer by studying our solar system giant.

Why With Nye is a multipart online series hosted by entertainer Bill Nye, a legendary educator. In this series, Nye reveals the mystery of cutting edge science that supports the mission of NASA's innovative Juno Jupiter. Observing Nye transforms Juno's mission into reality with its symbolic props, performance, and solid scientific knowledge. Each episode of Why With Nye will focus on various aspects of the Juno mission. Nye will explore every aspect of the mission, from resistance to the deadly planetary radiation band to drawing a magical inner map of Jupiter. In each episode, we explain the scientific principle that props supporting "desktop demo" are functioning.

NASA 's Juno mission arrives on Jupiter on July 4, 2016 and is planning to complete 37 orbital flights in the next 20 months. The mission plan calls for Juno to study the earth in detail from polar orbits. On August 27, 2016, the spacecraft completed the first Jupiter flight and returned the first images of Jupiter's Arctic history. Since Jupiter's satellites Europa, Ganymede, Callisto may have underground liquid sea, there is great interest in studying ice-like satellites. Economic difficulties delayed the progress. NASA 's JIMO (Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter) was canceled in 2005. Subsequent proposals will be formed by NASA led Jupiter and will be led by European Orbiter and European Space Agency and was developed for NASA / ESA co-ordination called EJSM / Laplace. Jupiter Ganymede Orbiter

The most powerful planet in the solar system has been carefully photographed with a high-resolution camera of the Juno spacecraft, and it is now orbiting Jupiter. In mid 2016, the mission of Juno successfully placed the spaceship in the correct direction on Jupiter around Jupiter, gathered data slowly since December, and is shooting the Earth. Since Galileo caught the mission of the shoe maker - Levi in ​​the mid 1990 's, Jupiter has not yet entered the orbiting spacecraft. The latest batch of photos shows Jupiter's elaborate and delicate details. The gentle mask of Jupiter actually runs striped in various directions around the Earth with infinite storms, storms. We saw them before, they were caught by travelers. But their details here are unprecedented: