NEW YORK, NY - I le Aso Lulu, Oketopa 9th, i le 3:21 pm EDT, NASA's Mission Juno spacecraft o le a toso faataamilo i le Lalolagi i lana malaga i Jupiter, fesoasoani ia maua le saoasaoa ma mulimuli ane avea ma sili ona vave faia-tagata mea i le talafaasolopito.

O le saienitisi taʻutaʻua lauiloa i le lalolagi o Bill Nye o le a faamanatuina le mea na tupu e ala i le talimalo i le valu-vaega YouTube faasologa, "Aisea ma Nye," lea e faalauiloa Aso Lua, Oketopa 8th luga THNKR. O le faʻasologa o le a faʻamatalaina itu taua o le misiona, e aofia ai le faʻapitoa o le misiona a le Earth-Sun-Earth-Jupiter auala auala e fesoasoani ai i le vaʻa vaʻaia maua mulimuli ane saoasaoa sili atu 165,000 mph (250,000 kph). O le saoasaoa na maua mai ia Juno na maeʻa muamua vae muamua i le la ma toe foi mai i le Lalolagi na fesoasoani i lona saoasaoa o le saoasaoa mai le 78,000 mph (126,000 kph) i le 93,000 mph (138,000 kph). RadicalMedia gaosia le faasologa ma fuafuaina lana faʻailoga manumalo i le 'upega tafaʻilagi (missionjuno.com)

“O Juno o se misiona ofoofogia e mafai e tagata uma i le lalolagi ona aoao i ai. Ou te mitamita i le avea ma se vaega o nei vitio o loʻo faʻamatalaina le malaga mataʻina a Juno. O se vaega o le sailiga a tagata e iloa pe na faapefea ona oo mai le tatou Solar System ma pe na faapefea foi ona o mai oe ma aʻu iinei,” o le tala lea a Bill Nye.

O le a maua e le au va'ai fetu i Aferika i Saute le avanoa fa'apitoa mai le lalolagi i le 9:21pm taimi fa'apitonu'u e va'ai ai Juno o lo'o sopoia le lagi ma le mata le lava. Tagata va'alele i luga o le International Space Station o le a faia se taumafaiga muamua lava e pu'eina se va'a vateatea loloto o lo'o aga'i atu i le lalolagi ma ua sainia e le au fa'aeletise ham amateur i konetineta uma e lafo se fe'au Morse fa'amaopoopo e mafai ona iloa e le va'a.

"Matou te fiafia tele i le iai o Bill Nye e fesoasoani e faʻafesoʻotaʻi le saienitisi ma isi vaega o le lalolagi e faʻasoa i le folafolaga o lenei talaʻaga misiona ia Jupiter," o le tala lea a Southwest Research Institute, Scott Bolton, Principal Investigator mo Mission Juno. "O Juno o le a fesoasoani i tagata e suʻesuʻe pe faʻafefea e Jupiter faʻatonutonu le tufatufaina o elemene ma moleola e iʻu ai ona fausia le Lalolagi ma ono ola lava ia."

E taunuʻu Juno i Iupita ia Iulai 4th, 2016, i le 7:29 pm PDT (10:29 pm EDT). I le taimi lava e faataamilo ai i autafa o le Iupita, o le a faataamilomilo ai e le vaalele le paneta e 33 taimi, mai le pou i le pou, ma faaaoga lona aoina o mea fai faasaienisi e iva e suʻe ai i lalo o le pupuni ao pupuni o le kesi. Juno's science team o le a aʻoaʻoina e uiga i le amataga o le Jupiter, fausaga, atemosifia ma le maneta o le lalolagi, ma vaavaai mo se ono ono lalolagi paneta.

"Talu mai le faʻalauiloaina, ua taumafai le THNKR e aumai ni faʻafiafiaga poto i le tatou au maimoa mai le lalolagi atoa," o le tala lea a Justin Wilkes, le Peresetene o Faʻasalalauga ma Faʻafiafiaga mo le RadicalMedia's THNKR channel. "O le alu atu ma le lototele i le mea e leai se tasi na muamua muamua ma Bill Nye o le isi a matou polokalame sili ona lelei ma e faʻamanuiaina matou e o faʻatasi mo le tiʻetiʻega".

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., Na te pulea le misiona a Juno mo le tagata suʻesuʻe, Bolton, o Southwest Research Institute i San Antonio. O le misiona a Juno o se vaega o le New Frontiers Program e faʻatautaia i le NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center i Huntsville, Ala. Lockheed Martin Space Systems, Denver, na fausia le vaʻa vaʻaia. JPL o se vaega o le Kalefonia Institute of Technology i Pasadena.

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