File:Pioneer 10-11 - P51b - fx.jpg

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DescriptionPioneer 10-11 - P51b - fx.jpg	English: A plasma analyzer peers through a hole in the large dish-shaped antenna to detect particles of the solar wind originating from the Sun.
Source	http://history.nasa.gov/SP-349/ch4.htm
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