Artist's illustration of ESA's JUICE spacecraft, its cross-shaped solar arrays extended, in front of Jupiter and the Great Red Spot
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JUICE flies past Earth on September 29 — a fuel-free speed boost on the long road to Jupiter

At the end of this month a Jupiter-bound spacecraft is going to thread past Earth to steal a tank of speed it can’t buy any other way. On 29 September 2026, ESA’s JUICE — the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer — makes its second solo flyby of our planet, a gravity assist that borrows a sliver of Earth’s own motion around the Sun and hands it to the spacecraft for free. No engine burn does the heavy lifting here. Geometry does. ...

September 16, 2026 · 7 min · Andreas Ioannou