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ESA's Juice spacecraft swung by Earth for a gravity assist, saving fuel for its 2031 Jupiter arrival - because even interplanetary explorers know the value of a good carpool lane.
NASA
Juno’s MWR instrument maps Io’s hidden heat during two flybys, revealing the moon’s volcanic hotspots with the grace of a spinning spacecraft.
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A smashed-up asteroid sent space rubble raining down on Earth, the Moon, and Mars 800 million years ago - possibly cooling the planet and shaking things up in ways that make the Chicxulub impact look like a fender bender.
Ars Technica
A Jupiter-size planet that survived its star's death is hotter than it should be, suggesting it was reheated by gravitational interactions billions of years later.
ScienceDaily
Venus and Jupiter get cozy, Mercury crashes the party, and the Moon pulls a vanishing act on Venus - June's sky is basically a cosmic variety show.
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