Juno Detects Callisto's "Footprints" in Jupiter's Aurorae

Universe Today·Sep 5

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The Juno spacecraft has detected the auroral "footprints" of Jupiter's moon Callisto, a finding that may complete the set of auroral signatures from Jupiter's four largest moons. This detection had been the last one missing, with the other moons already having their auroral signatures detected. The discovery was made using a combination of in situ and remote observations by the Juno spacecraft.

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