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Animated overhead view of the Mars surface with Perseverance’s full driving track drawn on it, starting from the 2021 landing spot in Jezero Crater and running all the way out to where the rover was on 11 October 2026. The thin track winds across the crater floor, up through the ancient river delta, and out onto the western rim into the Lac de Charmes region, ending just past the point where the rover’s total distance hit 45.22 km and broke Opportunity’s old record. The view is from above, with the rover’s route drawn as a continuous line over the orbital imagery of the terrain. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
In the first seconds of the video we see a view from Juice monitoring camera 2 – or JMC2 – with Earth appearing as a thin crescent at the bottom right of the frame. Around 10 seconds in, we switch to a view from JMC1, with almost the entire disc of Earth visible at the top right of the frame. The large land mass that we see is Africa. Even the Moon is visible as a tiny grey dot to Earth’s right. At the very end of the video, JMC1 gives us a final view of Earth in the distance as it flies away on 29 September.
Video showing Juice's trajectory during the Earth flyby. Both Earth and the Moon are visible as tiny spheres against a dark background. Juice is seen as a white dot flying past Earth and leaving a white line behind, its trajectory. Juice's progressing altitude and relative speed to Earth is also shown in km and km/s respectively. Date and UTC time is indicated, with time sped up 5000x.
Video showing Juice's path during the flyby, across a map of Earth. We see Juice travelling over the Pacific Ocean, Australia, the Indian Ocean, Africa and the Atlantic Ocean. The trajectory's colour ranges from yellow for higher altitudes to red for lower altitudes, with closest approach over the Indian Ocean.
Video showing Juice's trajectory during the Earth flyby. Both Earth and the Moon are visible as tiny spheres against a dark background. Juice is seen as a white dot flying past Earth and leaving a white line behind, its trajectory. Juice's progressing altitude and relative speed to Earth is also shown in km and km/s respectively. Date and UTC time is indicated, with time sped up 5000x.
Video showing Juice's path during the flyby, across a map of Earth. We see Juice travelling over the Pacific Ocean, Australia, the Indian Ocean, Africa and the Atlantic Ocean. The trajectory's colour ranges from yellow for higher altitudes to red for lower altitudes, with closest approach over the Indian Ocean.