3011: Europa Clipper - Revision history

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-:[A space probe with two rectangular solar panels, a circular dish of the front, and a very large spoon extending beneath, longer than the span of both solar panels]
+:[A space probe with two rectangular solar panels, a circular dish on the front, and a very large spoon extending beneath, longer than the span of both solar panels]
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 In {{w|Greek mythology}}, {{w|Europa (consort of Zeus)|Europa}} was a {{w|Phoenician}} princess whom {{w|Zeus}}, the king of the gods, abducted after transforming himself into a bull. The name of the continent Europe may derive from this legend, though alternative theories suggest it originates from ancient Greek words meaning "wide-gazing" or "broad face." Additionally, there is an {{w|Oceanid}} named {{w|Europa (Greek myth)|Europa}} (with a sister named {{w|Asia (Oceanid)|Asia}}), one of the many daughters of the {{w|Titans}}, {{w|Oceanus}} and {{w|Tethys (mythology)|Tethys}}. The name Europa is also used in {{w|Europa (Greek myth)|other mythological}} and {{w|Europa (Roman province)|geographical}} contexts. Jupiter's moon Europa was named after the Phoenician princess, following the tradition of naming Jovian moons after Zeus's lovers.
-Diacritics are previously featured in comic [[Diacritics]] and [[2619]].
+Diacritics are previously featured in comic [[1647: Diacritics]] and [[2619: Crêpe]].
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	==Explanation==		==Explanation==
−	~~{{incomplete\|Created by a JOVIAN DESSERT. Please do not delete this tag too soon.}}~~

	[[File:Animation of Europa Clipper trajectory around Jupiter.gif\|thumb\|right\|The ''Europa Clipper's'' projected course around {{w\|Jupiter}}, represented as the stationary <span style="color:green;">green</span> dot. In <span style="color:gold;">gold</span> is Jupiter's moon {{w\|Callisto (moon)\|Callisto}}, in <span style="color:cyan;">cyan</span> is the moon {{w\|Europa (moon)\|Europa}} — the primary target of the spacecraft's study — and in <span style="color:#FF4500;">orange-red</span> is the innermost of Jupiter's four {{w\|Galilean moons\|"Galilean"}} moons, {{w\|Io (moon)\|Io}}. The spacecraft's track is shown in <span style="color:magenta;">magenta</span>. Jupiter's largest moon {{w\|Ganymede (moon)\|Ganymede}} is not shown, but its gravitational pull affects the ''Clipper's'' trajectory. A mission goal is to achieve a 6:1 {{w\|orbital resonance}} with Europa [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Martin-Ozimek/publication/383115312_AAS_24-433_Europa_Clipper_Mission_Analysis_Pump_Down_Trajectory_Design/links/66bcd845311cbb094938dbd6/AAS-24-433-Europa-Clipper-Mission-Analysis-Pump-Down-Trajectory-Design.pdf by September 2034]. ]]		[[File:Animation of Europa Clipper trajectory around Jupiter.gif\|thumb\|right\|The ''Europa Clipper's'' projected course around {{w\|Jupiter}}, represented as the stationary <span style="color:green;">green</span> dot. In <span style="color:gold;">gold</span> is Jupiter's moon {{w\|Callisto (moon)\|Callisto}}, in <span style="color:cyan;">cyan</span> is the moon {{w\|Europa (moon)\|Europa}} — the primary target of the spacecraft's study — and in <span style="color:#FF4500;">orange-red</span> is the innermost of Jupiter's four {{w\|Galilean moons\|"Galilean"}} moons, {{w\|Io (moon)\|Io}}. The spacecraft's track is shown in <span style="color:magenta;">magenta</span>. Jupiter's largest moon {{w\|Ganymede (moon)\|Ganymede}} is not shown, but its gravitational pull affects the ''Clipper's'' trajectory. A mission goal is to achieve a 6:1 {{w\|orbital resonance}} with Europa [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Martin-Ozimek/publication/383115312_AAS_24-433_Europa_Clipper_Mission_Analysis_Pump_Down_Trajectory_Design/links/66bcd845311cbb094938dbd6/AAS-24-433-Europa-Clipper-Mission-Analysis-Pump-Down-Trajectory-Design.pdf by September 2034]. ]]

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	In {{w\|Greek mythology}}, {{w\|Europa (consort of Zeus)\|Europa}} was a {{w\|Phoenician}} princess whom {{w\|Zeus}}, the king of the gods, abducted after transforming himself into a bull. The name of the continent Europe may derive from this legend, though alternative theories suggest it originates from ancient Greek words meaning "wide-gazing" or "broad face." Additionally, there is an {{w\|Oceanid}} named {{w\|Europa (Greek myth)\|Europa}} (with a sister named {{w\|Asia (Oceanid)\|Asia}}), one of the many daughters of the {{w\|Titans}}, {{w\|Oceanus}} and {{w\|Tethys (mythology)\|Tethys}}. The name Europa is also used in {{w\|Europa (Greek myth)\|other mythological}} and {{w\|Europa (Roman province)\|geographical}} contexts. Jupiter's moon Europa was named after the Phoenician princess, following the tradition of naming Jovian moons after Zeus's lovers.		In {{w\|Greek mythology}}, {{w\|Europa (consort of Zeus)\|Europa}} was a {{w\|Phoenician}} princess whom {{w\|Zeus}}, the king of the gods, abducted after transforming himself into a bull. The name of the continent Europe may derive from this legend, though alternative theories suggest it originates from ancient Greek words meaning "wide-gazing" or "broad face." Additionally, there is an {{w\|Oceanid}} named {{w\|Europa (Greek myth)\|Europa}} (with a sister named {{w\|Asia (Oceanid)\|Asia}}), one of the many daughters of the {{w\|Titans}}, {{w\|Oceanus}} and {{w\|Tethys (mythology)\|Tethys}}. The name Europa is also used in {{w\|Europa (Greek myth)\|other mythological}} and {{w\|Europa (Roman province)\|geographical}} contexts. Jupiter's moon Europa was named after the Phoenician princess, following the tradition of naming Jovian moons after Zeus's lovers.
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		+	Diacritics are previously featured in comic [[Diacritics]] and "Crepe".

	{{comic discussion}}		{{comic discussion}}

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 ==Explanation==
+{{incomplete|Created by a JOVIAN DESSERT. Please do not delete this tag too soon.}}
 [[File:Animation of Europa Clipper trajectory around Jupiter.gif|thumb|right|The ''Europa Clipper's'' projected course around {{w|Jupiter}}, represented as the stationary <span style="color:green;">green</span> dot. In <span style="color:gold;">gold</span> is Jupiter's moon {{w|Callisto (moon)|Callisto}}, in <span style="color:cyan;">cyan</span> is the moon {{w|Europa (moon)|Europa}} &mdash; the primary target of the spacecraft's study &mdash; and in <span style="color:#FF4500;">orange-red</span> is the innermost of Jupiter's four {{w|Galilean moons|"Galilean"}} moons, {{w|Io (moon)|Io}}. The spacecraft's track is shown in <span style="color:magenta;">magenta</span>. Jupiter's largest moon {{w|Ganymede (moon)|Ganymede}} is not shown, but its gravitational pull affects the ''Clipper's'' trajectory. A mission goal is to achieve a 6:1 {{w|orbital resonance}} with Europa [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Martin-Ozimek/publication/383115312_AAS_24-433_Europa_Clipper_Mission_Analysis_Pump_Down_Trajectory_Design/links/66bcd845311cbb094938dbd6/AAS-24-433-Europa-Clipper-Mission-Analysis-Pump-Down-Trajectory-Design.pdf by September 2034]. ]]

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 | number    = 3011
 | date      = November 13, 2024
-| title     = {{w|Kid Pix}}
+| title     = Europa Clipper
 | image     = europa_clipper_2x.png
 | imagesize = 333x356px