Peering at Io, Galileo Finds
Jupiter's moon Io does not have its own magnetic field despite the presence of a molten iron core, according to the latest measurements by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Galileo spacecraft. Galileo made a close flyby of Io's south pole on Oct. 16, which, combined with an earlier flyby of the north...
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