Galileo Spots Sources Of Jupiter's Rings
The high sensitivity of Galileo's camera has allowed it to produce much better images of Jupiter's ring structure than made by the Voyager probes two decades ago, leading to the discovery that the outer rings are formed by dust from two small moons. Galileo's solid-state imaging camera is about 100...
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