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Image Gallery: Ganymede
Scientific Objectives for the Imaging of Ganymede
Ganymede was well imaged by Voyager, so most of the resources have been devoted to high resolution observations.
  1. Characterize any volcanism
  2. Determine the nature and timing of any tectonic activity
  3. Determine the history of formation and degradation of impact craters
  4. Determine the nature of the surface materials

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Galileo Images of Ganymede by Science Objective:

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Fractures
     Highly Fractured Ganymede
Comet Trails
Anatomy of a Torn Comet

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