所有射线都照射在我身上,我的太阳能电池板现在正面向太阳,我是离地球最远的太阳能探测器——来自“朱诺”号。在飞行五年、18亿英里(约28亿千米)之后,担负木星探测任务的“朱诺”号(Juno)探测器成功进入木星轨道。“朱诺”号的任务是探测云层笼罩的木星大气,并从两极上方的独特有利位置探测木星核心。解答困扰人们已久的问题:木星上有多少水?是否存在固态核心?其南部和北部的光线为什么是太阳系中最明亮的?“‘朱诺’ All the rays shone on me, my solar panel is now facing the sun, and I am the solar detector furthest from the earth - from the Juno. After flying five years and 1.8 billion miles (about 2.8 billion kilometers), the Juno probe for Jupiter exploration successfully entered the Jupiter orbit. The mission of the Juno is to probe the Jupiter’s atmosphere enveloped by clouds and detect the core of Jupiter from a unique and advantageous location above the poles. Answers to long-standing questions: How much water is on Jupiter? Is there a solid core? Why are the southern and northern lights the brightest in the solar system? ”’Juno’