join-tab.png
close-x.png

Help Shape the Future of Space Exploration

Join The Planetary Society Now  arrow.png

enews-tab.png
close-x.png

Join our eNewsletter for updates & action alerts

    Please leave this field empty
Multimedia
Facebook Twitter Email RSS AddThis

High-resolution Voyager 1 view of Jupiter with Io and Europa

Filed under best of, pretty pictures, global views, many worlds, amateur image processing, Jupiter, Jupiter's moons, Io, Europa, Voyager 1 and 2

Go Back

High-resolution Voyager 1 view of Jupiter with Io and Europa A double transit of Jupiter by moons Io and Europa, as observed by Voyager 1 on its approach on February 27, 1979. This is a 14-frame mosaic. Most of the data was captured in a 3-by-3 mosaic at around 11:00 on February 27, 1979, but gaps were filled with data taken an hour before and an hour later.

NASA / JPL / Bjorn Jonsson

Read Bjorn Jonsson's blog entry about this image for an explanation of how it was produced.

Copyright holder: Björn Jónsson

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Contact us to request publication permission from the copyright holder. Original image data dated on or about February 27, 1979

Comments:

Ted Hartley: 01/22/2013 03:47 CST

UTTERLY AMAZING

Leave a Comment:

You must be logged in to submit a comment. Log in now.

Fly to an Asteroid!

Send your name and message on Hayabusa-2.

Send your name

Join the New Millennium Committee

Let’s invent the future together!

Become a Member

Connect With Us

Facebook! Twitter! Google+ and more…
Continue the conversation with our online community!

facebook.png twitter.png rss.png youtube.png flickr.png googleplus.png