NASA’s new spacecraft is the first to fly around Jupiter

NASA’s spacecraft Galileo, the largest spacecraft in the Solar System, has been officially unveiled at a ceremony in Florida.

Galileo is the largest of two spacecraft that will be deployed in 2018 by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) to study Jupiter and its moons.

Galileo’s primary goal is to help scientists understand how the planet formed and the evolution of the solar system.

Galileo will have a payload capable of sending a payload of science instruments to Jupiter and other planets in our solar system, with a primary goal of studying the evolution and composition of the planets.

The mission will be one of the largest in history, and will be launched into space in 2022.

The spacecraft will be designed to study the Sun and Jupiter, and to look for signs of early signs of the formation of life on Earth. 

The spacecraft will also be able to study Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. 

Galileo is a NASA-sponsored mission to Jupiter, which is about 1.5 times the size of Earth.

It is a joint project between NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, and the Italian Space Agency.

The twin spacecrafts will arrive at Jupiter in 2020, and then fly about 2.5 years to study changes in the surface of the planet. 

NASA has been working with ESA and Italy to develop the mission.

Galileo launched on November 30, 2018.

It will orbit Jupiter and is expected to arrive at the planet in 2022 and return data. 

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