Not exact matches
From a hardware perspective, the Van Allen Probes» most significant challenge was to operate and perform measurements in the severe charged particle
environment of the
radiation belts, a region of space most
spacecraft avoid.
According to NASA, the unique orbit will keep the
spacecraft in a safe thermal and
radiation environment, and maximize the amount of sky TESS can image, allowing its cameras to monitor their targets continuously from a stable orbit for the duration of the mission.
Curiosity's
Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD) is the first instrument to measure the
radiation environment during a Mars cruise mission from inside a
spacecraft that is similar to potential human exploration
spacecraft.
Physical accommodation challenges include, for example, instrument sensitivity to the planned mission's
radiation and thermal
environment, as well as ability to fit within the
spacecraft's available payload resource allocations.