Ganymede Magnetic Field Discovery
Galileo data establish Ganymede as the first moon known to possess its own magnetic field.
Role range: 1928-2020
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Galileo data establish Ganymede as the first moon known to possess its own magnetic field.
Role range: 1928-2020
Galileo magnetic measurements show that Ganymede has its own magnetosphere within Jupiter's much larger magnetic environment.
Galileo magnetic data support the presence of an electrically conducting layer, consistent with a salty subsurface ocean.
Role range: 1928-2020
Galileo magnetic observations strengthen the interpretation that Europa contains an electrically conductive layer beneath its icy exterior.
Magnetic measurements support a salty ocean beneath Europa's ice.
Role range: 1995-2003
Galileo magnetic data support the possibility of a conductive saltwater layer beneath Ganymede's surface.
Galileo magnetic measurements support a conductive subsurface layer inside Callisto, consistent with a buried salty ocean.
Galileo magnetic measurements strengthen evidence for conductive saltwater layers inside Ganymede and Callisto.
Role range: 1928-2020
Galileo measurements reveal complex electrical currents and plasma interactions linking Io with Jupiter's magnetosphere.
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