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In this lecture Professor Bunce will highlight key discoveries from previous planetary missions using a variety of different experimental techniques, and demonstrate how these have paved the way for the scientific goals for the BepiColombo mission to Mercury and the JUICE mission to Jupiter and Ganymede.
