Jupiter’s icy moons: where we are, and where Europa Clipper and Juice can take us.
Orals
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Wed, 30 Apr, 10:45–12:30 (CEST) Room 0.94/95
Posters on site
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Attendance Mon, 28 Apr, 16:15–18:00 (CEST) | Display Mon, 28 Apr, 14:00–18:00 Hall X4
This session invites contributions from the science community related to these two missions’ objectives. This includes, but is not limited to, better understanding of Jupiter icy moons’ surface properties, internal structures and dynamics of their subsurface oceans, as well as implications for habitability. The session will also cover the moons’ complex interactions with the space environment and their dynamic evolution within the Jovian system. Finally, abstracts related to observations and future science opportunities during cruise are also welcome.
As we reflect on this unique opportunity of having two spacecrafts in the Jovian system at the same time, the session will highlight the scientific opportunities offered by each mission as well as by the dual-spacecraft configuration, emphasizing the synergistic potential of Europa Clipper and Juice.
11:05–11:15
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EGU25-18227
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solicited
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On-site presentation
11:15–11:20
Discussion of solicited talk
11:20–11:30
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EGU25-10236
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ECS
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Virtual presentation
11:30–11:40
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EGU25-5409
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ECS
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On-site presentation
11:40–11:50
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EGU25-15104
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On-site presentation
11:50–12:00
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EGU25-11300
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ECS
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On-site presentation
12:20–12:30
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EGU25-5230
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On-site presentation
X4.182
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EGU25-13992
First Results from ESA’s JUICE Lunar-Earth Flyby: Emphasis on Imaging Earth’s Ring Current and In-Situ Measurements of the Van Allen Radiation Belts
(withdrawn)
X4.183
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EGU25-9476
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ECS
X4.185
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EGU25-20614
The Search-Coil Magnetometer (SCM) of the Radio and Plasma Waves Investigation (RPWI) onboard the ESA JUICE mission: in-flight performance and first observations.
(withdrawn)