Closest approach: passage at 21:21 CEST
CLOSEST APPROACH – #Juno is now 559 Kilometers above the ocean, 200km from the southeastern coast of South Africa. pic.twitter.com/ftfDSyj7fZ
— NASA Juno (@Juno_101) October 9, 2013
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