Sending spacecraft to Jupiter presents several significant challenges. First, the vast distance from Earth requires advanced propulsion and energy systems for a spacecraft to reach Jupiter and conduct its mission. Second, Jupiter's intense radiation belts pose a serious hazard to spacecraft, potentially damaging onboard electronics and instruments. Shielding and robust engineering designs are required to protect against this radiation. Third, Jupiter's strong gravitational field and lack of a solid surface make orbit insertion and stable operation challenging. Additionally, the extreme cold temperatures and high-pressure environment of Jupiter's atmosphere are hurdles for any mission planning to enter its atmosphere.