Both probes contained more sophisticated instrumentation than the precursor "Pioneer" missions, including a camera capable of taking much higher resolution images, important for accessing the geologies of Jupiter's Galilean moons and the cloud features of Jupiter itself.
This was important for viewing the geologic features of Jupiter's Galilean moons as well as the cloud features of Jupiter itself. Both probes contained more sophisticated instrumentation than the previous "Pioneer" missions, including a camera capable of taking much higher resolution images.
Both probes contained more sophisticated instrumentation than the previous "Pioneer" missions, including a camera capable of taking much higher resolution images. This was important for viewing the geologic features of Jupiter's Galilean moons as well as the cloud features of Jupiter itself.
Both probes contained more sophisticated instrumentation than the previous "Pioneer" missions, including a camera capable of taking much higher resolution images. This was important for viewing the geologic features of Jupiter's Galilean moons as well as the cloud features of Jupiter itself.