NASA's Juno mission captures spectacular images of Jupiter's volcanic moon lo
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"By combining data from this flyby with our previous observations, the Juno science team is studying how Io's volcanoes vary," Juno's principal investigator Scott Bolton of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio said.
The spacecraft's JunoCam suffered radiation exposure during its last close pass of the planet, which was doctored by engineers who used internal heaters on the camera to warm it up.
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