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NASA’s Juno Takes Jupiter’s Moon Io’s Temperature, Finds It’s Still Volcanically Unstable
Juno’s MWR instrument maps Io’s hidden heat during two flybys, revealing the moon’s volcanic hotspots with the grace of a spinning spacecraft.
NASA
Juno’s MWR instrument maps Io’s hidden heat during two flybys, revealing the moon’s volcanic hotspots with the grace of a spinning spacecraft.
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Weather Stream's GEMS2-Amethyst satellite starts sniffing the atmosphere with microwaves, because weather affects everything and NOAA needs better data to tell you it's going to rain.
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