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How Jupiter’s Galilean Moons Formed and Evolved Within the Jovian System
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How Jupiter’s Galilean Moons Formed and Evolved Within the Jovian System
The Galilean satellites—Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto—may look like four neighboring worlds, but together they preserve one of the most important records of planetary formation in the Solar System. A major review in Space Science Reviews brings their origin and evolution into sharper focus, revealing a system shaped by a delicate balance between gas, ice, rock, heat, magnetic fields and orbital migration. Io is a volcanic furnace, Europa hid…
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