Io, Orbit 1

Image Thumbnail	Title	Science Objective
	Color Global Image	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Io Triplet	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Resurfacing of the Jupiter-facing hemisphere of Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Full Disk Views of Io (Natural and Enhanced Color)	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	5 Views of Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	'Family Portrait' of Jupiter's Great Red Spot and the Galilean Satellites	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	The Galilean Satellites	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	The Galilean Satellites	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Massive Resurfacing of the Ionian Volcano Ra Patera (Click here for related HST observations)	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Changes near the Volcano Loki Patera on Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Unusual Volcanic Pyroclastic Deposits on Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Surface Changes on Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Three Surface Changes on Io	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Pele Comparisons Since 1979	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Io's Pele Hemisphere	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Comparison of Landscapes on the Galilean Satellites	Monitor color and brightness changes of the surface
	Eruption on Io	Monitor plume activity
	Io in Eclipse	Eclipse and Nightside
	NIMS Observation of Hotspots on Io	NIMS

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Galileo Solid State Imaging Team Leader: Dr. Michael J. S. Belton

Reference for Io pages:
A. S. McEwen et al., Active volcanism on Io as seen by Galileo SSI, Icarus 135, 181-219.

The SSI Education and Public Outreach webpages were originally created and managed by Matthew Fishburn and Elizabeth Alvarez with significant assistance from Kelly Bender, Ross Beyer, Detrick Branston, Stephanie Lyons, Eileen Ryan, and Nalin Samarasinha.

Last updated: September 17, 1999, by Matthew Fishburn

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