NASA will purposefully crash Juno to protect alien life

NASA will purposefully crash Juno to protect alien life

The US$1.1 billion Juno mission hit a huge milestone Monday night when it successfully entered Jupiter's orbit. But what will happen to it in February 2018 when its job is done? Spacecraft don't really get happy retirements.
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