Jupiter poses radiation problem
Scientists in the US say radiation on Jupiter is far more severe than previously estimated.
Their findings raise concerns about how well future space probes could survive close to the giant planet.
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SUBSCRIBEScientists in the US say radiation on Jupiter is far more severe than previously estimated.
Their findings raise concerns about how well future space probes could survive close to the giant planet.
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