NASA’s Juno spacecraft entered safe mode twice during a recent close pass of Jupiter, temporarily halting science operations.

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we want to get a global view of Jupiter.” Juno’s polar orbit will accomplish that goal. Each time the spacecraft passes over Jupiter’s poles, the planet will have rotated beneath it.

During its 71st close flyby of Jupiter, the Juno probe went into safe mode twice. According to NASA, this could be due to the radiation.

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