Europa Clipper Multimedia
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Spacecraft Images From KSC
Europa Clipper arrived at Florida's Kennedy Space Center on May 23, 2024. Workers at KSC are making the final launch preparations for launch.
Europa Clipper Encapsulated in its Payload Fairings
Europa Clipper Encapsulation
Europa Clipper Propellant Load Preparations
Europa Clipper Propellant Load Preparations
Europa Clipper Solar Array Wing Deployment (Second Wing)
Europa Clipper High Gain Antenna Installed at KSC
Europa Clipper High Gain Antenna Moved at KSC
Europa Clipper Solar Wing Deployment
Europa Clipper Spacecraft Rotated
Europa Clipper Spacecraft Unboxing
Europa Clipper Arrives in Florida
Europa Clipper Images From JPL
Hardware for Europa Clipper, including the nine science instruments, was developed at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California, and at partner institutions and contractor facilities across the United States and Europe. Most of the components were added to the spacecraft at JPL. A few parts, like the solar panels, are being added at Kennedy Space Center. (See the KSC gallery above.)
NASA’s Europa Clipper Takes Center Stage
Europa-Clipper Reaction Wheel Installation
Europa Clipper's Electronics Vault
Europa Clipper's Nadir Deck
High Gain Antenna Installed On Europa Clipper
Europa Clipper’s Magnetometer (ECM) Boom Deployed
Europa Clipper’s Narrow-Angle Camera (NAC) Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper's Plasma Detection Instrument (PIMS) Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper’s Wide-Angle Camera Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper's Dust Analyzer Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper’s Mass Spectrometer (MASPEX) is Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper’s Thermal Imager (E-THEMIS) is Delivered to JPL
Europa Clipper's Ultraviolet Spectrograph (Europa-UVS)
Europa Clipper’s Mapping Imaging Spectrometer for Europa (MISE)
Europa Clipper's REASON High Frequency Radar Antenna
Mission Illustrations
Europa Clipper Orbiting Jupiter (Artist’s Concept)
Europa Clipper in the Shadow of Jupiter (Artist's Concept)
Europa Clipper Over Europa (Artist's Concept)
Europa Clipper Over Europa (Artist's Concept)
Europa Clipper’s Looping Journey to Jupiter (Artist’s Concept)
Europa Clipper's Elliptical Orbit (Artist's Concept)
Europa's Mysterious Interior (Artist's Concept)
Europa Clipper: NASA’s Largest Planetary Spacecraft (Artist’s Concept)
Europa Clipper Launch Ascent Timeline
Europa Clipper's Trajectory to Jupiter
Europa Clipper’s Vault Plate Installed
Europa as Seen From NASA Spacecraft
Explore images of Europa take by NASA spacecraft.
Pioneer 10 Took the First Image of Europa From a Spacecraft in December 1973
A View of Europa Taken by Voyager 1 on March 2, 1979
Europa During Voyager 2's Closest Approach on July 9, 1979
Galileo Images of Europa Taken on Sept. 7, 1996
Europa's Stunning Surface From Galileo in a Reprocessed Color View Made from Images Taken in the Late 1990s
Three Views of Europa: Far Left is From Voyager 1, Center is Voyager 2, and Right is Galileo
First Image of Europa Returned by New Horizons - Taken on Feb. 27, 2007
New Horizons Spies Europa Europa Hanging Above Jupiter's Clouds on Feb. 28, 2007
A Montage of Jupiter's Moons From New Horizons During Its Flyby in February 2007
Juno Images Europa During a Flyby on Sept. 29, 2022
Europa Up Close
NASA's Europa Clipper will add to the images gathered by NASA spacecraft that have photographed the moon up close. Here's a sampling of those earlier images.
Europa 'Ice Rafts' in Local and Color Context
Close-up of Europa's Surface
Mosaic of Europa's Ridges, Craters
Europa Ice Floes
Reddish Bands on Europa
Europa's Rhadamanthys Linea
Europa's Pwyll Crater
Europa Ice Rafting
Ruddy Freckles on Europa
Europa in Color
Mitten-Shaped Region of Chaotic Terrain on Europa
Thera and Thrace on Europa
Highest-Resolution Europa Image and Mosaic from Galileo
Highest Resolution View of Europa
High Resolution Image of Europa
A Record of Crustal Movement on Europa
Juno's Star Camera Sees Europa Close-Up
Videos
Europa Clipper: Exploring Jupiter’s Ocean Moon (Mission Overview)
Why Does NASA Want to Explore Jupiter’s Ocean Moon?
Other Worlds: Europa
NASA's Design for Message Heading to Jupiter's Moon Europa
What You Need to Know About Europa
Esto es lo que necesitas saber sobre Europa
Olympic Figure Skaters Explore the Icy Moon Europa with NASA
Space Shorts: Could Jupiter's Moon Europa Have an Ocean?
Searching for Life on Jupiter's Moon Europa
Alien Ocean
How NASA Communicates With Faraway Spacecraft
Spacecraft Makers
Spacecraft Makers is a video series that takes you behind the scenes to learn more about how space missions, like Europa Clipper, come together.
Spacecraft Makers: Introducing Europa Clipper
Spacecraft Makers: Testing Europa Clipper’s Magnetometer
Spacecraft Makers: Sewing Blankets for NASA’s Europa Clipper
Spacecraft Makers: Europa Clipper's Instrument Integration
Spacecraft Makers: Simulating Space to Test Europa Clipper
Spacecraft Makers: How We Keep Europa Clipper Super Clean
Animations
Mission Animation: Launch
Mission Animation: Fairing Separation
Mission Animation: Deployment
Mission Animation: Solar Arrays Deployment
Mission Animation: Mars Gravity Assist
Mission Animation: Arrival at Europa
Mission Animation 1: Europa Flyby
Mission Animation 2: Europa Flyby
Mission Animation 4: Europa Flyby
Mission Animation 3: Europa Flyby
Mission Animation: Spacecraft 360 with Instruments
Mission Animation: REASON Deployment
Mission Animation: ECM Boom Deployment (Close)
Mission Animation: ECM Boom Deployment (Extra Close)
Mission Animation: ECM Boom Deployment (Distant)
Europa Tide Movie
Europa Clipper Models
Toy Bricks Model
Build a 1/48th scale model of the Europa Clipper spacecraft using toy bricks.
Paper Model
Build your own version of Europa Clipper, learning how each part of the spacecraft fits together as you go.
3D Print the Spacecraft
Create your own 3D printed model of the Europa Clipper spacecraft.