Io

Eclipse and Night Side Images


Long-exposure images when Io is in Jupiter's shadow and also of the night side of Io, to search for high-temperature hot spots and diffuse atmospheric and plume glows.


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[icon] Io in Eclipse 1
[icon] Eclipse Images of Io (3 views) 6
[icon] Io Eclipse/Volcanic Eruption 8
[icon] Io Degassing from sub- and anti-Jupiter Regions 10
[icon] Io in Eclipse reveals High Temperature Hot Spots 9
[icon] Io's Aurora 15
[icon] Io's Sodium Cloud (Green-Yellow Filter) 3
[icon] Io's Sodium Cloud (Clear Filter) 3
[icon] Io's Sodium Cloud (Clear Filter and Green-Yellow Filter) 3
[icon] Io's Sodium Cloud (Clear Filter and Green-Yellow Filter Images Superimposed) 3
[icon] Io's Sodium Cloud (Clear Filter and Green-Yellow Filter with Intensity Contours) 3


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Galileo Solid State Imaging Team Leader: Dr. Michael J. S. Belton

Reference for Io pages:
A. S. McEwen et al., Active volcanism on Io as seen by Galileo SSI, Icarus 135, 181-219.

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