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A Passive Probe for Subsurface Oceans and Liquid Water in Jupiter's Icy Moons
We describe an interferometric reflectometer method for passive detection of subsurface oceans and liquid water in Jovian icy moons using Jupiter's decametric radio emission (DAM).
Heggy, Essam +5 more
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Proton Trapping in Ganymede’s Magnetosphere: A Quantitative Test Particle Study
Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system, possesses an intrinsic dipole magnetic field, creating a mini-magnetosphere within Jupiter’s giant magnetosphere.
Tao Yan +7 more
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Relying on a close analysis of Richard Barnfield’s Affectionate Shepheard (1594) and of the sonnets to Ganymede in Cynthia (1595), this article reflects on the representation of the bed in early modern England in highlighting the conspicuous absence of ...
Johann Paccou
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Juno’s high-spatial-resolution ultraviolet observations of Ganymede’s auroral patches
Aims. We analyzed ultraviolet observations of Ganymede recorded on June 7, 2021, by the Juno spacecraft, which observed the aurora at high spatial resolution in order to detect the presence of auroral sub-structures.
Moirano A. +13 more
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Ganymede, Jupiter’s largest moon, hosts a minimagnetosphere sustained by its intrinsic magnetic field and embedded in the sub-Alfvénic Jovian plasma flow, providing a unique natural laboratory for studying energetic particle behavior. By combining a test-
Tao Yan +8 more
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During the Ancient Greek and Roman periods, the myth of Ganymede, a beautiful Trojan boy who was abducted by Zeus on Mount Ida to be his immortal cupbearer, became the legendary origin and symbol of the aristocratic practice of pederasty. Resultingly, the various retellings of the myth reflect changes in societal perceptions of pederasty and display ...
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Drifting discrete Jovian radio bursts reveal acceleration processes related to Ganymede and the main aurora. [PDF]
Mauduit E, Zarka P, Lamy L, Hess SLG.
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Mass-wasting Features on Galilean Icy Moons: Morphological Analysis and Implications
This study investigates mass-wasting features on the icy Galilean satellites Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. Through comparative morphological analysis, we identified and classified slides, slumps, and flow-like deposits as mass-wasting categories using ...
R. Parekh +6 more
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Hydrogen peroxide at the poles of Ganymede. [PDF]
Trumbo SK +16 more
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Crater Morphometry on Callisto
Impact crater formation is affected by the physical properties of planetary crusts, allowing comparison of crater dimensions to serve as a proxy for comparing the crustal properties of different planetary bodies.
V. J. Bray, P. M. Schenk
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