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Explorer 1 satellite illustration
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Explorer 1 satellite illustration
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Explorer 1 satellite illustration
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Explorer 1 satellite illustration
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Earths magnetosphere illustration
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Explorer 6 launch Explorer 6 satellite being launched aboard a Thor Able 3 rocket from Cape Canaveral (now Kennedy Space Centre) Florida USA on 7
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Explorer 6 satellite in its hangar two days before launch This satellite was launched aboard a Thor Able 3 rocket from Cape Canaveral (now Kennedy Sp
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Explorer 1 Computer artwork of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 in orbit Explorer 1 was launched on 31 January 1958 aft
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Explorer 1 Computer artwork of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 in orbit Explorer 1 was launched on 31 January 1958 aft
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American physicist James Van Allen with Pioneer 4 USA 1950s Professor James Van Allen of the University of Iowa is best known for his discoverery i
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Explorer 1 Computer artwork of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 showing part of its interior Explorer 1 was launched on 3
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Explorer 1 Computer artwork of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 in orbit Explorer 1 was launched on 31 January 1958 aft
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Illustration of radiation belts of trapped electrons around the Earth The illustration is based on electron flux measurements from NASAs Van Allen P
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Diagram showing the magnetic field that surrounds and penetrates the planet Earth Magnetic field lines emerge from the south magnetic pole bend over
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Diagram showing the magnetic field that surrounds and penetrates the planet Earth Magnetic field lines emerge from the south magnetic pole bend over
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Earths radiation and plasma belts Computer graphic showing the Earths radiation belts (outer multi-coloured) and plasmasphere (blue-green) The sh
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Earths radiation belts Computer illustration of the Earth and its radiation belts (blue red) that protect it from cosmic radiation and the solar wi
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Earths radiation belts Computer illustration of the Earth and its radiation belts (blue) that protect it from cosmic radiation and the solar wind (y
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Explorer 1 satellite Computer illustration of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 with the Earth and Milky Way in the backgr
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Explorer 1 satellite Computer illustration of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 in Earth orbit Explorer 1 was launched on
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Explorer 1 satellite illustration
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Van Allen radiation belts around Earth Image showing the existence of a new transient third radiation belt around Earth Radiation belts are layers
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US Explorer 1 satellite and Earths radiation belts artwork Explorer 1 was the first US satellite It was launched on 31st January 1958 With its on
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Earths radiation belts Artwork of the Earth and its radiation belts protecting it from cosmic radiation and the solar wind This protection is repre
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Radiation belt storm probes artwork These two satellites will orbit the Earth studying the Van Allen radiation belt a torus of ionised particles th
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Interbol satellites Diagram showing the orbits (ellipses) around the Earth (centre left) of the auroral (green) and tail (orange) satellite pairs of
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Explorer 1 in orbit Computer artwork of Americas first successful artificial satellite Explorer 1 in orbit over Earth Explorer 1 was launched on
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Elektron-2 satellite display at the Air and Space Museum Le Bourget Paris The original was launched by the Soviet Union in January 1964 to study th
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Explorer 1 Engineers check Explorer 1 Americas first satellite which discovered the Van Allen radiation belts around Earth Explorer 1 was launche
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