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That’s right, it’s not easy to travel more than 5 times the distance from the Earth to the Sun! Can you calculate how far that is in kilometres? #JUICE #Jupiter #Ariane5pic.twitter.com/IBZeGwY9qK
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This week, we’re voyaging deeper into the solar system with the JUICE mission, the probe to explore Jupiter and its moons that will be launched on an Ariane 5. Our questions are going to get more difficult! #JUICE #Jupiter #Ariane5pic.twitter.com/G64XT10Cwc
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While we’re waiting for the launch, here’s a video that tells you about the Earth escape orbit.
#JUICE#Jupiter#Ariane5https://twitter.com/ArianeGroup/status/1222979480127516672 …
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“It ain’t our fault if a probe is out here near Jupiter getting’ loose, gotta blame it on our Juice.” Did @lizzo ’s song spring to mind when you heard about the Juice mission?#TechThursdays#ArianeGroup#Ariane5 pic.twitter.com/RCDblLJ8z6Show this thread
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Probably D
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Wouldn't it depend on how accurate the deployment stage is? I would say around 7
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I'm gonna go with B
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I m going with more than 25, in order to get enough velocity using the Earth's gravity field...not entirely sure, but I'm sure enough it's this one. So yes, I m going with D
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Or, reasonable enough, it s going to be preety close to other planets on its journey so it sounds plausible to be more than 25. No matter exactly why, I'm almost sure it's more than 25. Waiting with enthusiasm for your answer
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