File:PIA00081 Ganymede Voyager 2 mosaic.jpg
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DescriptionPIA00081 Ganymede Voyager 2 mosaic.jpg |
The hemisphere of Ganymede that faces away from Jupiter displays a great variety of terrain. In this Voyager 2 mosaic, photographed at a range of 300,000 kilometers, the ancient dark area of Regio Galileo lies at the upper right. Below it, the ray system is probably caused by water-ice, splashed out in a relatively recent impact. The original NASA image has been cropped, and some non-full-color areas have been blacked out. |
Date | added to JPL Photojournal 1996-01-29 |
Source | http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA00081 |
Author | NASA / Jet Propulsion Lab |
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