Highest-Resolution Picture of Io

Jet Propulsion Laboratory https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/ May 31, 2000

This image, acquired by NASA's Galileo spacecraft on February 22, 2000, is the highest resolution image ever taken of Io. The resolution is 5.2 meters (18 feet) per picture element.

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Solid-State Imaging

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