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No wording about the date found on en.wikipedia.org; treat it as unverified.
NASA[3][4] JPL's own press kit states Europa Clipper is 'scheduled to arrive at Jupiter on April 11, 2030,' an exact match for the pin's stored date.
NASA's[2][4] mission timeline confirms Europa Clipper will 'use its engines as brakes to slow the spacecraft down to match Jupiter's orbit' in April 2030, matching the pin's stored April 11-12, 2030 arrival date.
NASA[2][3] JPL's pre-launch article, published October 13, 2024, states the spacecraft will 'begin orbiting Jupiter in April 2030,' again matching the pin's stored date, written nearly six years ahead of the actual arrival.
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Earth gravity-assist flyby[1]
Jupiter orbit insertion (Apr 10-11, 2030)[1]
First Europa flyby[1]
