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Data on the Jovian atmosphere and radiation environment transmitted by Pioneer 10 as it passed by Jupiter are discussed. The presence of a strong magnetic field, of energetic electron precursers, and of flat disk-shaped particle distribution is noted at a distance of 360 Jovian radii from the planet. Previously available data on Jovian satellites are augmented from Pioneer 10 data. The normal operation of the data collecting and transmitting systems of the mission after encounter with Jupiter is noted.
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