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Was Ancient Earth Like Jupiter's Super-Volcanic Moon Io?
By Mike Wall published
Io is the most volcanically active object in the solar system, dissipating its massive stores of internal heat via intense eruptions.
How Mars and Jupiter Formed from Space Rock Crashes
By Elizabeth Howell published
Mars was formed from smaller pieces of rock than those that formed Jupiter, a new study concludes.
Ingredient for Life Common on Jupiter's Icy Moon Europa
By Tariq Malik published
Hydrogen peroxide could be an energy source for life, if it exists in Europa's underground ocean.
Volcanoes on Jupiter's Moon Io Are All Wrong, NASA Says
By Mike Wall published
The hundreds of volcanoes on Io are farther east than they're supposed to be.
Jupiter's Atmosphere Has Weird Hot Flashes
By Megan Gannon published
Though Jupiter is shrouded in swirling clouds, its atmosphere has some mysterious clear patches that scientists call 'hot spots.'
See Jupiter and Moon Pair Up on St. Patrick's Day
By Joe Rao, Astronomer published
The celestial duo will dance together Sunday evening.
On Jupiter's Moon Europa, Underground Ocean Bubbles Up to Surface
By Mike Wall published
Europa's ocean seems to have contact with the surface, making all sorts of chemical reactions possible.
Close Encounter of Jupiter and Moon Wows Stargazers
By Miriam Kramer published
Last night, Jupiter and the moon's close conjunction wowed stargazers.
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