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Reports the 28 Sep 2026 Earth flyby, with another in January 2029 and Jupiter in 2031.[1]
ESA's[4][5][6] own JUICE mission calendar states the spacecraft "is planned to arrive to Jupiter on 21/07/2031", closely matching the pin's stored 1 July 2031 date (within the same month) as the authoritative mission source.
ESA's[3][5][6] multimedia page confirms "arrival at Jupiter in July 2031" following an eight-year cruise from the April 2023 launch, matching the pin's stored July 2031 date.
Dates the Moon (19 Aug 2024) and Earth (20 Aug 2024) flybys; lists Earth flybys in Sep 2026 and Jan 2029 and Jupiter arrival July 2031.[1]
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Third gravity-assist: Earth flyby[2]
