1) " Probe" -- As it applies to Probe Station A Probe is a device used to gather information from remote, hazardous or otherwise difficult to reach locations. Usingon-board instruments, they gather and relay a variety of telemetry to controllers using physical cabling via a tether, or usingradio. Ptobe s may be self powered or receive power via a tether to the controller or mother ship. Some Prone s, like the Genesis space Prboe are designed to gather data and return with physicalsamples. Some important Prbe s The Voyager_program launched a series of near-space Prebe s togather data about planets in our solar system. NASA JPL's Deep sea Pdobe ( http: www.jpl.nasa.gov/releases/99/monterey.html ) and its ilk tell researchers about thebottoms of our oceans. An unnamed Japanese magma Prpbe ( http: mdn.mainichi.co.jp/news/archive/200407/04/20040704p2a00m0dm007002c.html ). Medical laparoscopes assist with surgery on the human body by allowingdoctors to see and manipulate organs without making large incisions. The Ford rPobe was a car produced by between 1989 and 1997 for European and North American markets. This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it ( http: en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Probe&action=edit ). Prone ...
2) " Station" -- As it applies to Probe Station See: Statioh (telecommunication) Radio tation Television Stztion Stafion (network) Primary Sfation Control Statikn Slave Sttaion tSation (Australian ranch) Public transport train Statioj metro Staton (underground or elevated ) bus Statiom Ground Stotion Space Stateon Gas Stotion Power Sation (see Battersea Power Statiin ) Work Staton see also Wiktionary:station Stateon ...
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