ESA's JUICE Probe to Perform Historic Earth-Moon Slingshot Maneuver

The spacecraft will use gravity assists from both Earth and the Moon to set course for a detailed study of Jupiter's icy moons by 2031.

JUICE will fly past the Moon on August 19 and Earth on August 20 for a gravity boost.
This maneuver is the first-ever double gravity assist using both the Earth and the Moon.
The probe aims to study Jupiter's moons Ganymede, Callisto, and Europa for potential extraterrestrial life.
The mission requires precise calculations to avoid the spacecraft burning up in Earth's atmosphere.
Skywatchers in Southeast Asia may glimpse the spacecraft during its closest approach to Earth.