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Jupiter’s Moons

Solar System

Io’s magma ocean may not exist after all

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Watch Jupiter’s moons in action this month

An illustration of NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft above the surface of Europa and in front of Jupiter
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NASA’s Europa Clipper sets sail for Jupiter

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Scientists view Ganymede’s aurorae dancing during eclipse

Map of Io's hot spots
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First-of-its-kind map of Io’s volcanoes hints at subsurface magma ocean

Jupiter's moon Io
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Jupiter’s moon Io has likely been active for our solar system’s entire history

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