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Jupiter Question
Here's a question I've always wondered about. How come no space probe (that
I'm aware of) has taken photos inside Jupiter's (or any of the large planets') atmosphere? Or at least photos from a very low orbit. I think this would be fascinating. Is it because the atmospheric temperature would melt the probe/camera before it reached the low orbit and/or descent? Are there any known plans to send a probe that could withstand the extreme temps (or gravity?) to achieve such a feat? Larry |
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