Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Europa Jupiter System Mission" in Ukrainian language version.
{{cite web}}: Проігноровано |chapter= (довідка)Обслуговування CS1: Сторінки з параметром url-status, але без параметра archive-url (посилання)The US budget outlook also became known in February 2011, and in ESA's recent discussions with NASA it became clear that it is quite unlikely that any of the L-class mission candidates can be implemented as a joint Europe-US mission in the planned timeframe of the early 2020's. Prior to these developments ESA had envisaged that the Science Programme Committee would undertake a down-selection of the L-class mission candidates in June 2011.
In 2011, ESA decided on a new way forward for these L-class mission candidates to take account of developments with ESA's international partners. During the reformulation exercise EJSM-Laplace became JUICE.
{{cite web}}: Обслуговування CS1: Сторінки з параметром url-status, але без параметра archive-url (посилання){{cite web}}: Проігноровано |chapter= (довідка)Обслуговування CS1: Сторінки з параметром url-status, але без параметра archive-url (посилання)National Aeronautics and Space Administration and European Space Agency officials decided to continue pursuing studies of a mission to Jupiter and its four largest moons, and to plan for another potential mission to visit Saturn's largest moon Titan and Enceladus. The missions, called the Europa Jupiter System Mission and the Titan Saturn System Mission, are the result of NASA and ESA merging their separate mission concepts. NASA originally studied four mission concepts during 2007, which were narrowed down to two proposals in 2008. One finalist was a Europa Orbiter to explore that icy moon of Jupiter and its subsurface water ocean.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration and European Space Agency officials decided to continue pursuing studies of a mission to Jupiter and its four largest moons, and to plan for another potential mission to visit Saturn's largest moon Titan and Enceladus. The missions, called the Europa Jupiter System Mission and the Titan Saturn System Mission, are the result of NASA and ESA merging their separate mission concepts. NASA originally studied four mission concepts during 2007, which were narrowed down to two proposals in 2008. One finalist was a Europa Orbiter to explore that icy moon of Jupiter and its subsurface water ocean.
The US budget outlook also became known in February 2011, and in ESA's recent discussions with NASA it became clear that it is quite unlikely that any of the L-class mission candidates can be implemented as a joint Europe-US mission in the planned timeframe of the early 2020's. Prior to these developments ESA had envisaged that the Science Programme Committee would undertake a down-selection of the L-class mission candidates in June 2011.
In 2011, ESA decided on a new way forward for these L-class mission candidates to take account of developments with ESA's international partners. During the reformulation exercise EJSM-Laplace became JUICE.