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NASA's SPHEREx mission will provide new clues about the explosive, inflationary phase of our universe

What Hundreds of Millions of Galaxies Can Teach Us About the Big Bang

NASA's Europa Clipper is tasked with up-close study of Jupiter's enigmatic moon Europa, which orbits the gas giant within a band of powerful radiation generated by the planet's strong magnetic field. The relative intensity of Jupiter's radiation bands is illustrated in this diagram, along with the orbits of Jupiter's three other largest moons: Io, Ganymede, and Callisto.

Hidden Oceans, Possible Life: NASA’s Mission to Jupiter Moon Could Rewrite Our Cosmic Story

An artist’s concept of NASA’s Europa Clipper shows the spacecraft in silhouette against Europa’s surface, with the magnetometer boom fully deployed at top and the antennas for the radar instrument extending out from the solar arrays. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

NASA’s Europa Clipper: Millions of Miles Down, Instruments Deploying

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