On June 7th, NASA's Juno will be the closest spacecraft to visit the Jupiter's largest satellite, Ganymede, since the Galileo spacecraft made a close approach more than two decades ago. It will pass within 645 miles (1,038 km) of Jupiter's moon surface, and it will make sure to document the satellite's composition, ionospher...
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