Have you ever seen a hot moon Nasa took new picture of Jupiter Io know about it

American space agency NASA has taken a new picture of Jupiter's moon Io. Space has been shown in its backdrop. It can be seen in the picture that the right area of ​​Io is shining with sunlight. Caldera volcano is visible on the surface of the moon. Thousands of such volcanoes make this moon hotter than other moons. This picture was taken by NASA's Juno Spacecraft.

According to the report, Juno completed its last orbit around Jupiter's moon Io last Saturday. Earlier on December 30 last year, Juno spacecraft had reached close to Io. Even then he had taken pictures of Io.

During the last close flight, the Juno spacecraft had to face a lot of radiation. In the year 2016, Juno spacecraft reached the orbit of Jupiter. Since then it is continuously monitoring him. On April 8, 2023, Juno completed its 50th close pass of Jupiter. That means the spacecraft completed 50 revolutions around Jupiter. This spacecraft is also exploring other moons of Jupiter, among which Ganymede is prominent.

Why is Io volcano hot?

According to the report, Io has to face strong gravitational force due to the planet Jupiter and its other moons. Due to this, volcanic activities occur there and volcanic eruptions and lava come out.

Why is Juno spacecraft flying close to Io?

The main objective of the Juno spacecraft's flight is to understand the volcanic processes occurring in Io. He also wants to find out if there is a magma ocean beneath its surface. During the last flight, Juno spacecraft came as close as 1500 kilometers to Io.