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Prometheus Silicates/Sulfur dioxide/NIMS
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Prometheus Silicates/Sulfur dioxide/NIMS

NASA / JPL · 2000-05-18 · photograph (digital archive)

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The Prometheus region of Jupiter moon Io was imaged by NASA Galileo spacecraft in 1999. The maps made from spectrometer data show the interplay between hot silicates on the surface and sulfur dioxide frost.

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Credit linePrometheus Silicates/Sulfur dioxide/NIMS. NASA/JPL, 2000-05-18. Public domain. ID: PIA02543.
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