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Juno · 42 orbits

42 orbits

Recorded

January 2021. NASA extended Juno by 42 additional orbits, from Jupiter itself into the Jovian system.

Documentary plate

NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / MSSS / Kevin M. Gill. JunoCam, 12 February 2019. The 42 is the extension count, not this marble.

PhotoNASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRIMSSS / Kevin MPublic domain

When NASA extended Juno in January 2021, the plan scheduled 42 more orbits. Close passes of Ganymede, Europa, and Io. Rings. Polar cyclones.

What it supports

A dated NASA mission-extension count. Prime mission ended July 2021. The 42 is a schedule, not a property of Jupiter.

What it does not

Not Io’s 42.5 hour period. Not a law of the planet. An operations number is not a harmonic of the sky.

ExactnessCount

Form42

Unitorbits

Strengthhard

When2021-01-13

Source

NASA/JPL · Juno mission expands · 42 additional orbits, 13 Jan 2021

Owner

World of Worlds