File:Jupiter, Io and Europa - Voyager 1 (29275215195).png

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Description Four frame narrow-angle camera mosaic of Jupiter with Io and Europa transiting. This image was taken between 1056 and 1110 UT on February 27, 1979. At the time, Voyager 1 was ~7,326,500 km from Jupiter.
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Author Justin Cowart

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