List of Geological Features On Jupiter's Inner Moons

List Of Geological Features On Jupiter's Inner Moons

In addition to the large Galilean moons, Jupiter is orbited by sixty three smaller moons, but only two of them, Amalthea and Thebe, have been imaged at sufficient resolution for surface features to become apparent.

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