ESA’s Juice spacecraft has flown past Earth, using the planet’s gravity to reshape its trajectory as it continues its eight-year journey to Jupiter.

JUICE spacecraft gained a new burst of speed today after a carefully planned Earth flyby, bringing the mission closer to its goal of exploring Jupiter’s icy moons. According to ESA, the maneuver ...

ESA’s Juice spacecraft raced past Earth on September 28, using our planet’s gravity to dramatically reshape its path toward ...

Early Monday morning, the European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) zoomed by Earth as it prepared to slingshot itself off to the outer solar system. The flyby’s goal was to let Juice ...

ESA's Juice spacecraft flies 8,640 km above Earth, capturing images of Africa, Madagascar and the Moon during a crucial flyby on its journey to Jupiter.

ESA's JUICE spacecraft uses a 2026 Earth flyby to change course and gain speed as it continues its journey toward Jupiter and its icy moons.

The JUICE spacecraft returned to Earth on Sept. 28 for a brief visit to pick up a gravity assist to continue its voyage to Jupiter.

The European Space Agency's Juice spacecraft took photos, including some of the moon, during an Earth flyby for a gravity ...

ESAs JUICE mission will study Jupiter, Ganymede, Callisto and Europa. The spacecraft will examine their oceans, geology, ...

The JUICE spacecraft, en route to Jupiter, received an 8,000 mph speed boost from Earth's gravity on September 28, enhancing its mission to explore Jupiter's icy moons.