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NASA’s Juno Takes the Temperature Beneath the Surface of Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon Io

NASA’s Juno microwave radiometer found temperatures rising more than 20°C within a few feet of Io’s surface, a gradient far too steep for sunlight alone.

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NASA’s Juno Takes the Temperature Beneath the Surface of Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon Io

NASA’s Juno microwave radiometer found temperatures rising more than 20°C within a few feet of Io’s surface, a gradient far too steep for sunlight alone.

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NASA’s Juno Takes the Temperature Beneath the Surface of Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon Io

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