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NASA Mars Collecton
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NASA Mars Collecton
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16) MARIE (copyright also: KSC):
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16) MARIE (copyright also: KSC):
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The Martian Radiation Environment Experiment will measure the radiation environment on the way to Mars and in the Martian orbit. Space radiation comes from cosmic rays emitted by our local star, the sun, and from stars beyond our solar system as well. Similar instruments are flown on the Space Shuttles and on the International Space Station (ISS), but none have ever flown outside of Earth's protective magnetosphere, which blocks much of this radiation from reaching the surface of our planet.
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The Martian Radiation Environment Experiment will measure the radiation environment on the way to Mars and in the Martian orbit. Space radiation comes from cosmic rays emitted by our local star, the sun, and from stars beyond our solar system as well. Similar instruments are flown on the Space Shuttles and on the International Space Station (ISS), but none have ever flown outside of Earth's protective magnetosphere, which blocks much of this radiation from reaching the surface of our planet.
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"Slideshow:" 01
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2001 Mars Odyssey Slides
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"Slideshow:" 01
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2001 Mars Odyssey Slides
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16) MARIE (copyright also: KSC): The Martian Radiation Environment Experiment will measure the radiation environment on the way to Mars and in the Martian orbit. Space radiation comes from cosmic rays emitted by our local star, the sun, and from stars beyond our solar system as well. Similar instruments are flown on the Space Shuttles and on the International Space Station (ISS), but none have ever flown outside of Earth's protective magnetosphere, which blocks much of this radiation from reaching the surface of our planet.
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16) MARIE (copyright also: KSC): The Martian Radiation Environment Experiment will measure the radiation environment on the way to Mars and in the Martian orbit. Space radiation comes from cosmic rays emitted by our local star, the sun, and from stars beyond our solar system as well. Similar instruments are flown on the Space Shuttles and on the International Space Station (ISS), but none have ever flown outside of Earth's protective magnetosphere, which blocks much of this radiation from reaching the surface of our planet.
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Mars
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Mars
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Earth
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Earth
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Sun
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Sun
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2001 Mars Odyssey
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2001 Mars Odyssey
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International Space Station (ISS)
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Mars
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
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SPD-MARS-odyssey/gal lery/slideshows/show 01/s01-16.html
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SPD-MARS-odyssey/gal lery/slideshows/show 01/s01-16.html
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