The spacecraft was created by humans to research and capture images of objects in outer space. One spacecraft, Juno's US space agency, NASA lined up as the fastest spacecraft.
Reported by Guinnessworldrecords, Thursday (22/2/2018), NASA Juno around Jupiter. Reportedly, the plane has traveled 2.7 billion kilometers, which made him won the world record.
Juno first set a record in January 2016, when the plane became the 'most distant solar-powered spacecraft'. The plane passed a record 791 million kilometers traveled by Rosetta belonging to the European Space Agency in October 2012.
Unmanned spacecraft or other probes like Voyager and New Horizons have gone further, but supported by nuclear power technology.
Juno's second record set on July 4, 2016, when the plane was plunged into the great gravity of Jupiter well. The gravitational pull affects the speed of the spacecraft, which has moved quickly to reach speeds of 265,000 kilometers per hour, making it the fastest spacecraft ever made by humans.
This record also broke the previous achievement more than 40 years ago, namely the Helios 1 probe that falls through the sun in a very elliptical orbit.
As of December 2017 it was reported, NASA Juno caught a Jupiter storm that looked like Van Gogh's painting, The Starry Night. The photographs show a massive storm that forms clouds into circles and ovals, with the length of each cloud over 6,500 kilometers, dark blue to white.
Juno photographed him on the ninth flight on October 27, just 18,906 kilometers from the planet's surface. The distance is fairly close, considering the distance between Earth and Moon 384,400 kilometers.
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