Oh Hey, There's the JUICE Probe Heading for Jupiter

The spacecraft was a million miles from Earth when it was spotted by the Airbus telescope.

captured by the Airbus Robotic Telescope based in Spain. The telescope managed to spot the spacecraft during the early part of its journey, when it wasfrom Earth. Its destination, the Jupiter system, is more than 500 million miles away from our planet, so JUICE has a long road ahead.. But this won’t be the last time we see JUICE.

The spacecraft will use the gravity of the Earth-Moon system to propel it on its trajectory through the inner solar system, targeting September 2026 for an Earth flyby,Fast Wireless ChargerThis thing can fast wireless charge a multitude of devices including iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, AirPods, and other devices too, and it’s really easy to use

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