NASA's Juno to Sharpen Understanding of Jupiter's Origins

[la2bkk]

Excellent lecture. Juno is a fantastic mission.

[emperorvl]

Give me the funding for your programs and i can answer your questions.

[Moontanman]

@emperorvl yeah right



[mehdihweb]

Anyone who thinks moon landing was not real is totally wrong, lots of people trying to proof otherwise they have no solid evidence

[Bosco239]

@HisMight1 Totally agree, seen a photo of on of the so called concentration camps the other day, the shadows were all wrong.

[09490m]

i been waiting for this

[420darklotus]

I can't beleive I got this info from the t.v. but, NASA discovered flowing water on Mars???? I have only found a couple vids sofar about it tho. This is amazing!

[Makrozon]

I always get so excited about the Juno mission, but then I remember about the travel time... 5 years :(

[Tounushi]

This is gonna be so much more awesome than the Galileo! And that is saying a lot.

[eah2119]

Well, I couldn't sit here for an hour watching a draggy video, but I do want to say that I understand and fully support what NASA is doing because without science, we'd all still be living in caves, wondering how the hell to divide 10 slices of chicken among 5 people. Science only furthers our understanding of the world(s) around us.

[hardstyle905]

I wish America would spend less on the military and more on science. GO NASA!!

[Tounushi]

@hardstyle905

You kidding? There's no oil in space!  There are no angry heathens on Mars!

[chriscowman]

no description available? How about this: A really cool video about some really cool stuff that we, the human race, are about to do.

[Bosco239]

Just spent today with a guy who believed the moon landing was a hoax.... I really needed to watch this, I needed something to detox my brain of all the stupid.

[tatchiwu]

Juno (Latin pronunciation: [ˈjuːnoː]) was an ancient Roman goddess, the protector and special counselor of the state. She is a daughter of Saturn and sister (but also the wife) of the chief god Jupiter and the mother of Mars and Vulcan. Juno also looked after the women of Rome. Her Greek equivalent is Hera. As the patron goddess of Rome and the Roman Empire she was called Regina ("queen") and, together with Jupiter and Minerva, was worshipped as a triad on the Capitol (Juno Capitolina) in Rome.

[theonlydoberman211]

I can't wait for Juno to start up. I mean Dawn is doing stuff on Vesta but it's an asteroid. This is something a lot better and way more interesting.

[top2percent]

Science kicks ass.

[MrAmbidex1]

@top2percent no, it actually kicks ours ;)

[WICKEDMAN9MM]

Nice...

[DAYMARCHU]

Funny when always people want to be the first to comment, anyway love anything related to NASA !

[jihadjared]

fancy