Jupiter Flybys:
* Pioneer 10 (1973): The first spacecraft to fly past Jupiter, providing close-up images of the planet and its Great Red Spot.
* Pioneer 11 (1974): Followed Pioneer 10, making the first flyby of Saturn.
* Voyager 1 (1979): Captured stunning images of Jupiter's moons, including Io's volcanoes.
* Voyager 2 (1979): Continued on to visit Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
* Ulysses (1992): Studied Jupiter's magnetosphere, making a polar orbit.
* New Horizons (2007): Used Jupiter's gravity to slingshot towards Pluto.
* Juno (2016-present): In orbit around Jupiter, studying its atmosphere, magnetic field, and interior.
Other Planet Flybys:
* Pioneer 10 & 11: Both flew past Saturn.
* Voyager 1 & 2: Both flew past Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
* Voyager 2: Also flew past Venus and Earth.
* Galileo (1995-2003): Orbited Jupiter, sending a probe into its atmosphere. Also flew past Earth and Venus.
* Cassini (2004-2017): Orbited Saturn for 13 years, studying its rings and moons. Also flew past Earth and Venus.
* MESSENGER (2011-2015): Orbited Mercury, providing detailed images and data.
* New Horizons (2015): Flew past Pluto, revealing its complex surface and atmosphere.
* BepiColombo (2020-present): On its way to Mercury, making flybys of Earth, Venus, and Mercury itself.
Upcoming Missions:
* JUICE (2031): Will orbit Jupiter and study its icy moons (Europa, Ganymede, Callisto).
* Europa Clipper (2030s): Will focus on exploring Europa and its potential for harboring life.
Note: This is not an exhaustive list. There have been many other spacecraft that have made flybys of planets, including various missions to study the Sun and other celestial objects.
