"Juice Mission Navigates Callisto Encounter in Virtual Reality Rehearsal"

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The JUICE mission, set to reach Jupiter in 2031, recently simulated a flyby of Jupiter's moon Callisto using the spacecraft's engineering model at the European Space Operations Centre. The mission faces challenges due to time delays in communication with Earth, requiring the spacecraft to autonomously adjust its orientation to observe surface features during flybys. The upcoming Lunar-Earth Gravity Assist in August will provide the spacecraft with additional velocity as it prepares for its journey to Jupiter.
- In a virtual reality universe, upcoming 'JUICE' mission flies by Jupiter's moon Callisto Space.com
- ESA pulls off "blind" test to prepare for Juice-Callisto encounter Interesting Engineering
- ESA - Juice engineering model arrives at ESA mission control European Space Agency
- Juice spacecraft conducted a rehearsal for approaching Callisto The Universe. Space. Tech
- Juice mission successfully tests Callisto flyby simulation Space Daily
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