2023-10-19 20:00:57
NASA captured new images of Jupiter’s moon Io and its lava-filled surface. In the images taken by the Juno probe, the surface of the moon appears covered in swirls of light and dark spots and large areas of molten red spots. Dark red, magma-colored specks can be seen spread across the moon in detailed new images from Juno, which were processed by citizen scientists using raw data captured by the spacecraft. Io is known to be home to hundreds of volcanoes that regularly erupt molten lava and spew plumes of sulfur gas hundreds of miles up into the atmosphere, which can be seen with large telescopes on Earth.
1697752490
#NASA #publishes #stunning #pictures.. #active #volcanic #moon #solar #system #looked
Related posts:
Artemis 2: here are the four astronauts who will go around the Moon in 2024
Galaxy M54 vs Moto G73: what defines a duel between very different cell phones? | Comparative
Razer Cobra Series: The Ultimate Gaming Mice with Razer Chroma RGB Lighting Effects and Wireless Fun...
The James Webb Telescope discovers galaxies from the early universe
Positivo Vision i15: notebook with Linux and LED bar focused on work | Analysis / Review
LOWEST PRICE | Galaxy Z Flip5 on offer at Fast Shop
MAC Cosmetics launches its skincare line and strengthens its position in emerging markets
The business branch of Orange is considering nearly 700 job cuts