European Space Agency mission launched to observe Jupiter's icy moons

The European Space Agency (ESA) space mission has left to observe the three icy moons of Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system.

ESA's mission to observe Jupiter's three icy moons, named 'Jupiter Icy' and 'Joss', will reach its destination after eight years of space travel. The Joss mission will orbit Jupiter for three and a half years. I will collect evidence on the three orbiting moons Callisto, Ganymede and Europa for the possibility of water or oceans and life beneath the ice sheets.

The mission launched by the European Space Agency will also gather information about many of the mysteries surrounding the largest planet in the Solar System, including how the planet's environment affects its moons.