Ganymede

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  Asteroid Impact Reoriented Jupiter’s Largest Moon Ganymede 4 Billion Years Ago

  A colossal asteroid impact about 4 billion years ago dramatically altered Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon. The asteroid, estimated to be 186 miles wide, struck Ganymede with such force that it reoriented the moon and removed a significant portion of its original surface. This impact not only created a massive crater but also affected Ganymede's in...

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  Citizen Scientist Shares Incredible Image of Jupiter Under the Shadow of Its Biggest Moon

  NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured the phenomenon during its 20th flyby in May 2019

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  NASA’s Juno Mission Shares Stunning Images of Jupiter and Its Moon Ganymede

  NASA's Juno mission has captured the crescent shape of Jupiter that can never be captured from telescopes on Earth's surface

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  This Is What Jupiter's Largest Moon Ganymede Sounds Like

  From our Moon to Mars to Jupiter, researchers are baring all guns to find more about the world around us. While the current focus is on the Moon and Mars, there already is a probe orbiting Jupiter. Named Juno, the probe's goal is to understand the origin and evolution of the solar system's largest planet.

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  Hubble Telescope Finds First Evidence of Water Vapour on Jupiter's Moon Ganymede

  Astronomers have found the first evidence of water vapour in the atmosphere of Jupiter's moon Ganymede, the largest moon in the Solar System. They believe Ganymede may hold more water than all of Earth's oceans.

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  NASA's Hubble Telescope Finds Evidence Of Water Vapour In Jupiter's Moon

  Astronomers have uncovered the first evidence of water vapour in the atmosphere of Jupiter's moon Ganymede by using new and archival datasets from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

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  NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Captures Jupiter’s Biggest Moon Ganymede in Spectacular Photos

  NASA has shared two images of Jupiter's biggest moon, Ganymede, captured by its Juno spacecraft that flew past the giant moon on Monday.

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  NASA's Juno Spacecraft to Offer Closest Look at Jupiter's Biggest Moon Ganymede in 20 Years

  NASA's Juno will come within 645 miles (1,038km) of Jupiter's largest moon Ganymede and gather significant observations. On Monday, June 7, at 1:35pm EDT (11:05pm IST), the flyby will be the closest a spacecraft has come to the solar system's largest natural satellite since NASA's Galileo in May 2000.

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  Something Crazy Happens To Jupiter's Moon Io For 2 Hours Every Day

  Not to get too partisan or anything, but Jupiter's moons are probably some of the coolest worlds in the solar system. Two of its largest - Europa and Ganymede - likely contain subsurface oceans, providing tempting spots to go looking for life. But while potentially habitable waters may be especially intriguing to us earthlings, Jupiter's innermost ...

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  Watch Stunning Time-Lapse Video of Jupiter's Moons Orbiting the Planet

  Nasa releases time-lapse video of Jupiter's moons Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto revolving around the mighty planet shot by its spacecraft Juno during last month.

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  Suddenly, It Seems, Water Is Everywhere in Solar System

  As a place for life, Ganymede with its underground ocean is less promising, whereas Enceladus appears to possess all the necessary ingredients.

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  Nasa Says Jupiter's Largest Moon Ganymede Definitely Has an Ocean

  "Hubble observations have now confirmed the presence of a salty, electrically conducting ocean under the crust of Ganymede..."

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  Jupiter's Largest Moon Definitely Has an Ocean, Says NASA

  Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymede, definitely has an underground ocean, researchers said today after confirming the moon's long-suspected subsurface saltwater body with the help of auroras glimpsed by the Hubble Space Telescope.

• Jupiter's Moon Ganymede May Have 'Club Sandwich' Layers of Ocean

  As club sandwiches go, this undoubtedly is the biggest one in the solar system.