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Juno Observes Ultraviolet Satellite Footprint of Jupiter’s Moon Callisto

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Juno Observes Ultraviolet Satellite Footprint of Jupiter’s Moon Callisto
Juno capturing the marks on Jupiter of all four Galilean moons; the aurorae related to each are labeled Io, Eur (for Europa), Gan (for Ganymede), and Cal (for Callisto). Image credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / UVS Team / MSSS / Gill / Jónsson / Perry / Hue / Rabia.

Jupiter hosts the brightest and most spectacular aurorae in the Solar System.

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