What is the purpose of this mission? With the power of Juno we can collect evidence and examine the planet Jupiter. I can determine the atmosphere of the planet which conducts whether any formation theories are correct.Also by paying attention to the atmosphere see properties such as temperature,the movement of clouds,and measurement of composition.Lastly the Planetary core and the measurements of water on the planet. By doing this we can see just what the planet is made up of to tell if it's safe to live on. There are 3 methods used to conduct this mission,the methods are: The Rotating Spacecraft,Solar panel,and Electronics Vault.
1.The Rotating Spacecraft : Juno spins which means the spacecraft is more than stable for pointing directions and easy to control.After a launch the solar arrays expand, which then Juno is spinned by rocket motors. Still attached to the second staged rocket booster.Orbiting Jupiter, Juno views …show more content…
The altitude drops below Jupiter's radiation belts that are comparable to Earth's, just more deadly. This process is then exiting over to the other side the south. Since the spacecraft electronics are highly sensitive it it protected by first radiation shielded electronic vault. This aspect makes it continuous for exploration,for example extremely heavy radiation. This one of the features in “NASA’s Vision for Space Exploration”, addressing the basic need of protection against severe radiation in