The one space mission you'd most like to see in your lifetime

[kerbiloid]

Also having a cheap camera onboard we can save trillions o dollars on the interplanetary space flights.

Once somebody asks: "Why did we not still visit Callisto?", you can just argue: "What exactly you still haven't seen there?".

[Codraroll]

On 2/12/2020 at 12:34 PM, StrandedonEarth said:

Putting a camera on is the easy part. The hard part is transmitting the images out during the short time it can transmit. That's on top of the other scientific data being collected.

Then my vote goes for some sort of relay satellite with a giant receiver that can happily and quickly suck up any data transmitted from the probe the moment it is generated, store it temporarily, and then send it back to Earth at a more leisurely pace. Just put something out there that can make pictures more convenient. Even if it may require an extra launch per mission.

[kerbiloid]

A transorbital probe "Orbitoclast-1".

We should send a high-velocity impactor beyond all known planetary orbits, to hit the skybox and measure how far is it from us.