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And this afternoon, at 2:00 pm EST, scientists and managers from the
Jet Propulsion Laboratory will discuss the upcoming Earth flyby of the
Jupiter-bound Galileo spacecraft. Galileo will fly by Earth at a
distance of 304 kilometers (slightly over 190 miles) over the South
Atlantic Ocean at 10:09 am EST Tuesday , December 8.  (Yesterday's
Daily News erroneously reported the flyby would occur over the Indian
Ocean at slightly higher altitudes). This will be Galileo's third and
final gravitational maneuver in its long trip to the first of the giant
gas planets -- Jupiter. In addition to picking up the last bit of
angular momentum it needs to alter its solar orbit to actually get to
Jupiter, Galileo will include first-time ever polar surveys of Earth's
moon.  Galileo will also observe its home planet for more than a week
following its flyby for scientific and calibration purposes. The JPL
briefing will be shown live on NASA Select television.

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