Michael Carroll is an award-winning space artist and science writer with thirty books in print. e has been honored with the Jonathan Eberhart Award from the AAS Department of Planetary Science for the best article in planetary science. Carroll is also a participant in the NASA Arts Program and has received the Lucien Rudaux Award for his lifetime contributions to the astronomical arts. For over 40 years, he has leveraged his skills to enhance museums, videos, books, and magazines. His work explores a wide range of topics, from ancient trilobites to distant methane seas.
Here are the lessons that Michael composed on the Galilean Moons:
1. Jupiter Galilean Moon Europa
Europa Clipper: The current method for identifying a landing site on the ice involves drilling a hole and inserting a probe to investigate the subsurface saltwater ocean
2. Jupiter Galilean Moon Callisto
3. Jupiter Galilean Moon Ganymede
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