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Juno reveals Europa’s evolving surface

Posted on November 8, 2022 by Chris Rowan

About a month ago, NASA’s Juno probe buzzed the Jovian moon Jupiter, and we got this cool picture, taken from a distance of about 400 km away. The grooves and ridges criss-crossing Europa’s icy shell are thought to record water from … Continue reading →

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