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Galileo Images from C21
Image Thumbnail Title
[icon] Global image of Io (true color)
[icon] Global image of Io (false color)
[icon] Close-ups of Io (false color)
[icon] Changes at Pillan Patera
[icon] Masubi Plume on Io
[icon] Close-up of Zamama, Io (color)
[icon] Close-up of Prometheus, Io (color)
[icon] Amirani-Maui: Longest Known Active Lava Flow in the Solar System
[icon] Amirani-Skythia-Gish Bar Region of Io in color
[icon] Zal Patera, Io (in color)
NTvashtar_thumb.jpg (3435 bytes) Changes at a caldera north of Tvashtar Catena

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c21tvashtar_thumb.jpg (2870 bytes) C21 Green filter image of Tvashtar Catena

This image shows that the lava flows at Tvashtar were the same in C21 as they were in I27.

c21camaxtli_thumb.jpg (2374 bytes) 5 hotspots west of Amirani-Maui

This clear filter image shows four active hotspots.  The best known one is Camaxtli, the volcano just left of center.  Two lava flows reside in the Camaxtli caldera; the eastern one is active (as of I24). The other four hotspots are the caldera WSW of Camaxtli, two calderas SE of Camaxtli, and a volcano NE of Camaxtli.  All but Camaxtli were first discovered in I24.