New Juno Spacecraft Images Show Just How Volcanically Wild Jupiter’s Moon Io Really Is

Amaze Lab 2024-02-08

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NASA’s Juno spacecraft is at it again, delivering some of the most high resolution and amazing photos of Jupiter’s biggest moon. These are close up images of Io, our Solar System’s most volcanic hot spot.

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