After five years of being alone in space, Juno approaches Jupiter and begins reaching a top speed of 160,000 MPH,
officially becoming the fastest manmade object in history.
The main engine ignites to slow down the spacecraft, and Juno is captured by the powerful gravitational pull of Jupiter.
Settling into the most challenging orbit ever attempted, Juno will come as close as 3,100 miles to the planet's cloudtops.
Juno will continually duck below deadly radiation belts as it studies Jupiter in unprecedented detail for more than a year.