Juice - JUpiter ICy moons Explorer

Exploring the emergence of habitable worlds around gas giants

Welcome to ESA's website for the Juice scientific community. The target audience for this site is scientist and engineers involved in the Juice mission as well as the general public. ESA pages for the general public interested in the Juice mission can also be found here .

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Insights from Jupiter’s Icy Moons: The Europlanet JUICE Webinar Series

17 March 2025

The Europlanet Society has curated a series of webinars focusing on the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) mission. These one hour sessions provide in-depth insights into various aspects of the mission, from its current status to the scientific phenomena it aims to investigate.

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JUICE spacecraft makes world-first double Moon-Earth flyby

12 March 2025

ESA’s JUICE mission has achieved a historic first in space navigation by completing the world’s first-ever double Earth-Moon flyby on 19 and 20 August 2024. This critical maneuver provided the spacecraft with a vital speed boost for its journey to Jupiter, where it will explore the gas giant’s icy moons. Launched in April 2023, JUICE is now... read more

Will Juice flyby an asteroid during its cruise?

11 June 2024 After reviewing the opportunity to flyby an asteroid and the associated technical aspects, the Juice project decided to not implement an asteroid flyby during the cruise phase. read more