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| Jupiter is the largest of the planets, with a volume more than 1,300 times greater than that of Earth. Jupiter’s colorful bands are caused by strong atmospheric currents and accentuated by a dense cloud cover. The massive planet, upper right, is shown here with its four largest satellites: Io, upper left, Ganymede, lower left, Europa, center, and Callisto, lower right. | ||||||
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| Natural Satellite; Ganymede (astronomy); Callisto (astronomy); Galileo; Io (astronomy); Europa (astronomy); Jupiter (planet) | ||||||
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