What Did NASA Discover in Latest Photos from Io?



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Every celestial body in the Solar System is unique in its own way. Some are frozen in eternity, like the barren Mars or else covered in ice like Pluto, while others yet, like Venus or Titan, are enveloped in a thick atmosphere,. However, there is a completely different world close to us – its depths shudder with devastating internal cataclysms, and hundreds of bubbling volcanoes unpredictably lash out at the space around with massive emissions. A huge planet covers most of its sky, occasionally eclipsing the dim Sun, and its vast valleys are painted in millions of yellow-red hues. Such is Io, Jupiter’s satellite, dangerous and fierce, but at the same time so beautiful and marvellous …

00:00 Intro
01:09The history of Io’s discovery
02:13 Io (Jupiter’s satellite)
03:22 Going deep into Io
05:32 Io’s surface
07:35 The Pele Volcano (map of Iо)
09:29 Io’s atmosphere
10:57 Boösaule Montes (map of Iо)
12:45 Loki Patera (map of Iо)
15:37 Media Regio (map of Iо)
18:17 Amirani (map of Iо))
21:09 What causes volcanism on Io
22:38 Tvashtar paterae (map of Iо)
24:22 Juno (interplanetary space probe)
25:30 Ending

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39 thoughts on “What Did NASA Discover in Latest Photos from Io?”

  1. What was also interesting about 'Io' was the presence of some smooth, flatter and more solid areas like "Media Regio" that have been unaffected by lava flows or eruptions for a very long time. Such areas could serve as potential landing locations for future missions of exploration to this moon of Jupiter…

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  2. I think of that large area of Io as its butthole. I can't help it. Ever though I grew up in every other way, I still snicker at the same things I did when I was 12. It does seem very butthole like though. Anyone else out there actually think that, or is it just me that is that ridiculous and immature?

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  4. I'm pleasantly surprised you are calling these bodies properly – satellites, and not moons, like USA started because of intellectual laziness.
    However, mind that nearly all images of Io, especially those made by Galileo probe, on which you've based your renderings, are in false color. This is most evident with the images where lava is seen as orange-red glow. Those are composites where hot areas are imaged through near infrared filter, and then colorized into something humans associate with lava. It does not actually look like that, there is no lava glowing in those images.
    It's a sad fact that we have hardly any realistic photographs of Io, despite being visited by several probes. It was because of low budget and narrowmindedness of missions' planners.
    There is also no convection of gases on Io. Its surface is basically vacuum, and all things have ballistic trajectories – from rocks to molecules.

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