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Earth today, Jupiter tomorrow: An insight into Juice’s recent Earth flyby

Earth today, Jupiter tomorrow: An insight into Juice’s recent Earth flyby

by Daniela Sicilia | Oct 19, 2026 | Facilities for UV/Optical/IR Astrophysics, Janus, Projects, RSN3, RSN5, Solar System

On 28 September, ESA’s Juice mission reached another important Jupiter-bound milestone with its penultimate gravity assist manoeuvre: a flyby of Earth. This encounter, however, was not only an essential step on the road to Jupiter, but an opportunity to rehearse the observations and operations that will define Juice’s exploration of the Jovian system.

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