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Leaving for Jupiter with the Juno Mission's Scott Bolton

Air Date: 06/27/2011
Run Time: 0:28:52

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Guests:

• Scott Bolton, Principal Investigator for JUNO,

Topics:

Juno leaves for our solar system's biggest planet in barely a month. Principal Investigator Scott Bolton updates us from the Kennedy Space Center. Emily Lakdawalla is watching giant asteroid Vesta grow as the Dawn probe approaches. Bill Nye spoke at a Science Symposium about our place in space. A general relativity space trivia contest on What's Up, with Bruce Betts and Mat Kaplan.

Related Links:

• Bill Nye's Your Place in Space (MP3)
• The Juno Mission to Jupter
• Spectacular Mission Juno Site
• Amateur Takes on the Dawn Vesta Images
• Video version of Bill Nye's Your Place In Space

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