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Europa Clipper Sticker (Blue - Spanish)

The image shows Europa Clipper's mission identifier. the symbol representing the mission is composed of a small circle with five "v" shaped arrows pointing towards the circle. On the top right, where one of the "v" shaped arrows would be, a four pointed star is located. Together, these form a hexagon shape. The name "Europa Clipper" is under the shape. The symbol and the text are resting on a blue background on the left, which constitutes the front of the sticker. On the right is a white area that is the back of the sticker. On the top is a NASA meatball logo. Under that, it says, in Spanish: Misión Europa Clipper Explorando la luna helada de Europa Fecha de lanzamiento: Octubre de 2024 Ubicación de lanzamiento: Centro Espacial Kennedy de la NASA, Florida Inserción en la órbita de Júpiter: Abril de 2030 Misión: Determinando si Europa podría albergar condiciones aptas para la vida Para más información visite: Europa.nasa.gov
Source: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Published: January 31, 2023

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The shape on the left is the front of the sticker, shaped like a circle. The background is Europa, with the top of the sticker showing Europa's surface, which then fades into black halfway down the background. The bottom half of the image is black. The image of Europa is well known. It is a light pink surface with orange/rust colored lines crisscrossing the surface in unique patterns. Overlayed on the black is the text "EUROPA". The right is a white circle that is the back of the sticker. It says "EUROPA" at the very top. Under that, it has descriptive text: Europa —una de las lunas de Júpiter— es uno de los cuerpos más interesantes de nuestro sistema solar. Intercalado entre su cubierta exterior helada y su manto rocoso, fluye un océano salado global que tiene el doble del volumen de todos los océanos de la Tierra combinados. ¿Por qué importa esto? En la Tierra, dondequiera que encontramos agua, encontramos vida. Mientras que la superficie de Europa está fría, la luna genera suficiente calor interno a medida que la gravedad de Júpiter la jala y flexiona para evitar que el océano se congele. Esta flexión de las mareas también genera tensiones que pueden fracturar y deformar la superficie, creando las crestas, bandas y áreas fragmentadas de Europa. La asombrosa geología y el potencial astrobiológico de Europa la convierten en un destino fascinante para la exploración.
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The image shows Europa Clipper's mission identifier. the symbol representing the mission is composed of a small circle with five "v" shaped arrows pointing towards the circle. On the top right, where one of the "v" shaped arrows would be, a four pointed star is located. Together, these form a hexagon shape. The name "Europa Clipper" is under the shape. The symbol and the text are resting on a white background on the left, which constitutes the front of the sticker. On the right is a white area that is the back of the sticker. On the top is a NASA meatball logo. Under that, it says, in Spanish: Misión Europa Clipper Explorando la luna helada de Europa Fecha de lanzamiento: Octubre de 2024 Ubicación de lanzamiento: Centro Espacial Kennedy de la NASA, Florida Inserción en la órbita de Júpiter: Abril de 2030 Misión: Determinando si Europa podría albergar condiciones aptas para la vida Para más información visite: Europa.nasa.gov
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The image shows Europa Clipper's mission identifier. the symbol representing the mission is composed of a small circle with five "v" shaped arrows pointing towards the circle. On the top right, where one of the "v" shaped arrows would be, a four pointed star is located. Together, these form a hexagon shape. The name "Europa Clipper" is under the shape. The symbol and the text are resting on a blue background on the left, which constitutes the front of the sticker. On the right is a white area that is the back of the sticker. On the top is a NASA meatball logo. Under that, it says "Europa Clipper Mission", Exploring Jupiter's Icy Moon; "Launch Date", October 2024; "Launch Location", NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida; "Jupiter Orbit Insertion", April 2023; "Mission", Determining whether Europa could harbor conditions suitable for life. It then says "For more information visit: europa.nasa.gov"
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The image shows Europa Clipper's mission identifier. the symbol representing the mission is composed of a small circle with five "v" shaped arrows pointing towards the circle. On the top right, where one of the "v" shaped arrows would be, a four pointed star is located. Together, these form a hexagon shape. The name "Europa Clipper" is under the shape. The symbol and the text are resting on a white background on the left, which constitutes the front of the sticker. On the right is a white area that is the back of the sticker. On the top is a NASA meatball logo. Under that, it says "Europa Clipper Mission", Exploring Jupiter's Icy Moon; "Launch Date", October 2024; "Launch Location", NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida; "Jupiter Orbit Insertion", April 2023; "Mission", Determining whether Europa could harbor conditions suitable for life. It then says "For more information visit: europa.nasa.gov"
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The shape on the left is the front of the sticker, shaped like a circle. The background is Europa, with the top of the sticker showing Europa's surface, which then fades into black halfway down the background. The bottom half of the image is black. The image of Europa is well known. It is a light pink surface with orange/rust colored lines crisscrossing the surface in unique patterns. Overlayed on the black is the text "EUROPA". The right is a white circle that is the back of the sticker. It says "EUROPA" at the very top. Under that, it has descriptive text: "Europa - one of Jupiter's moons - is one of the most intriguing bodies in our solar system. Sandwiched between its icy outer shell and rocky mantle flows a global salty ocean that is twice the volume of all Earth's oceans combined. Why does this matter? On Earth, wherever we find water, we find life. While Europa's surface is cold, the moon generates enough internal heath as it is tugged and flexed by Jupiter's gravity to keep the ocean from freezing. This tidal flexing also generates stresses that can fracture and deform the surface, creating Europa's ridges, bands, and disrupted iceberg-like areas. Europa's astonishing geology and astrobiological potential make it a fascinating destination for exploration". Under that, there is a link to europa.nasa.gov, and then www.nasa.gov. The NASA name and meatball logo are at the very bottom.
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U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón is standing on the right side of this image, wearing a dark blue suit and looking to the left. A glass wall separates Limón from the clean room, which is visible on the left side of the image. In the distance, the Europa Clipper is visible as it is being assembled in the clean room. It is in a horizontal position with scaffolding surrounding it. Approximately nine engineers are visible near the spacecraft wearing white full-body coveralls.
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U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón is standing in the center of this image, facing the camera, wearing a dark blue suit. Behind Limón is a long console stretching from both sides of the image with multiple screens. Signs in the background read “Data Controller”, and a sign on the wall behind Limón reads “Charles Elachi Mission Control”. Limón is standing in front of a glass light box that is inlaid into the carpeted floor. Within the box is a metal plaque that reads “Center of the Universe”.
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