File:Parachutes - Galileo Spacecraft - GPN-2000-001911 (cropped).jpg

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English: A parachute for the Galileo spacecraft is tested in a wind tunnel. Galileo consisted of an orbiter and an atmosphere probe that descended into Jupiter's atmosphere on a parachute after being braked by a heat shield.

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