Io isn’t just any moon; it’s a volcanic powerhouse orbiting Jupiter!  Explore its stunning features, from raging volcanoes ...

Although the temperature of the magma on Io amounts to thousands of degrees, the surface of the moon is likely minus 148 ...

from the moon’s surface. In April this year it took more images (above) from 10,250 miles (16,500 kilometers) above the surface of Io.

About the same diameter as Earth’s moon, Io is covered in volcanoes ... an ocean of magma under its rocky surface. An image of Jupiter as seen by NASA's Juno on August 18, 2024 during its ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The surface of Io, one of Jupiter's many moons, is an especially hostile environment – even for space. Scientists recently observed its atmosphere completely ...

A spectacular image taken by NASA's Juno probe this past weekend shows Jupiter's moon Io with twin eruptions on the surface, underlining the fact that Io is the most volcanically active place in ...

Jupiter’s small moon Io is the most volcanically active body in our solar system, with constant eruptions reshaping its surface daily. National Corporate funding for NOVA is provided by Carlisle ...

also known as “The Moon”. Io is wracked by volcanic activity though, with active lava flows on the surface, with mountain ranges and plains interspersed with calderas left over from volcanic ...

Four tiny specks of light close by the giant planet are the biggest of the Jupiter’s 95 moons, Nigel Henbest writes ...

A bit larger than our Moon, Io is the innermost of Jupiter’s four large moons ... which heats up Io’s interior and causes active volcanoes to pockmark its entire surface. No other body in the solar ...