05/07/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky with your Tuesday Newsround.

First: NASA's Juno spacecraft has successfully gone

into orbit around Jupiter after an epic five-year journey.

It's a huge moment for NASA - this was the reaction

at Mission Control in the US when Juno reached its

destination at our solar system's biggest planet -

which it'll study for the next year and a half.

The BBC's Rebecca Morelle sent us this report.

This is a set of five years ago and basically it was a make or break

moment to get into orbit around Jupiter, it had to slam honours

break and bonus engines. It's travelled 2.8 billion

kilometres through the solar system. And then basically,

it was a make or break moment. To get into orbit around Jupiter,

it had to slam on its brakes, burn If the engines shut off

or they didn't fire for long enough, it would have been bouncing out

into the deep oblivion of space. We were there when they got

the first signal to say the engine And then a second signal exactly 35

minutes later to say the burn succeeded as they wanted

it to and then there The scientists who we are speaking

to, one of them said she actually She'd put so much of her life

into working on this mission. So over the course of the next

weeks, we'll start to see pictures coming back

and they will be spectacular. The closest ever images

we've had of Jupiter. Features like the great red spots,

they should be fabulous. Now, thousands of you will have

missed school today after many of your teachers didn't

come to work. They were on strike because they're

unhappy about how much money is being given to schools and how

many children there are in classes. The Government say the strike wasn't

needed and say they're spending more Next, it's a huge night

in the Euros tomorrow - it's Wales' biggest ever game,

but fans will also get to see two of the world's

biggest and most expensive Wales fans have just started to

arrive ahead of the first-ever semifinal at a major tournament

tomorrow night. Don't be afraid to follow your dream is the motto of

the Wales manager Chris Coleman. Wales as a nation will be dreaming

that their side can make it to the final. This is what Chris Coleman

had to say. It doesn't happen overnight for a refund now. The

players and the bonds that they have. That togetherness. -- where we

are now. It is is to say we have good team spirit and everybody has

good team spirit and the shiny day when you went and it has not else

been the case for us. That team spirit UC is real, that came from

the darker days than it was not so easy for us. To make it to that

final they will have to find a way to beat European powerhouses

Portugal got one of the best players in the world and the team. He might

have heard of them, his name is Cristiano Ronaldo and he has won

practically every trophy in his career. This is what the Wales

captain Ashley Williams had to say about him. It is obviously he is one

of the greatest players the world but they do have other weapons that

teams were not obsessing over him and we do our work and pay them the

respect they deserve and we will try to nullify them as a team as we have

done Alterman. -- Alterman. -- all to lament. A lot of people are

talking about Cristiano Ronaldo going head-to-head with Gareth Bale.

It is 11 men against 11 men and a semifinal. If you want to know about

bail versus Ronaldo you can go online. -- Gareth Bale. I will be

back tomorrow morning with what is said to be a historic semifinal for

Wales. Iceland's footy team have

returned home from Euro 2016 The small island nation reached

the quarter-finals in their first ever major tournament -

knocking England out on the way. Thousands of fans came out

to do their famous clapping chant. That's all from me,

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