After JUICE completes its orbit around Venus, the Jupiter probe will be back on course toward the Earth. In September 2026, JUICE will complete a second loop around the Earth and a third one in January 2029. The additional two loops are needed to get the probe back on the proper trajectory toward Venus and allow it to build the proper speed as it is finally slingshot away from the Earth’s orbit.
Set to reach its intended destination 2031, the Jupiter probe will begin to observe and record the largest planet in the solar system as well as make examinations of its many moons.
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