New discovery of human space: Jupiter on life?.

<P> NASA announced in August 2011 will launch a new Jupiter probe "Juno" expand the depth of the Jupiter probe. .</ P> <P align=center> </ P> <P> 2016, "Juno" will fly to orbit around Jupiter. .It can be about a year running 32 laps around Jupiter, through its exploration, scientists hope to understand the formation of giant planets Jupiter Fengyun, evolution and structure. .</ P> <P> in "Juno" before, in 1989 the United States fired special probe to Jupiter, "Galileo" probe, received a great deal of data about Jupiter probe. ."Galileo" was in September 2003 according to the procedure crash in Jupiter. .</ P> <P> planet Jupiter is 1316 times the volume, the nine planets in the solar system's largest one. .</ P> <P> standing on Earth, Jupiter can be seen with a telescope and bright stripes are continuous shape of the bands that confusing, it always causes an imaginative man. .</ P> <P> what Jupiter would look like that? Whether the birth of life? Though, there flew over the Jupiter probe, but we still know very little about it. .</ P> <P> Recently, NASA announced in August 2011 will be launching a new Jupiter probe "Juno" expand the depth of the Jupiter probe. .</ P> <P> - the latest launch in 2011 --- "Juno" </ P> <P> "Juno" by Lockheed - Martin Construction, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory under .the operation of the exploration missions. .Is expected to launch in 2011, 2016, "Juno" will fly around Jupiter's orbit. .It can be about a year running 32 laps around Jupiter, through its exploration, scientists hope to understand the formation of giant planets Jupiter Fengyun, evolution and structure. .</ P> <P> Jupiter, more than 640 million kilometers from the sun, earth and the sun is 5 times the distance. .Although so far away from the sun, "Juno" power supply system is still designed to supply the form of solar panels, so it's very high energy efficiency design requirements. .</ P> <P> "Juno" is NASA's "frontier" exploration plans to implement the second project. .The first is the January 2006 launch of "New Horizons" spacecraft, which is now also on the way to Pluto. .</ P>.