| DESCRIPTION |
B&W
PHOTO NO. |
COLOR
PHOTO NO. |
| Ganymede from 8.025 million krn taken Feb. 26, 1979. |
79-H-88 |
79-HC-69 |
| Callisto, outermost of Jupiter's four Galilean satellites
taken Feb. 26, 1979 from 8,023 , 000 km. |
79-H-87 |
79-HC-68 |
| Io, against background of part of Jupiter's disk taken
Feb. 27,1979 from 7 million km. |
79-H-92 |
| Europa taken March 1, 1979 from 5 9 million km. |
79-H-93 |
| Callisto, taken Feb. 28 from 7 million km. |
79-H-94 |
| Ganymede, taken Feb. 27, 1979 from 6 million km. |
79-H-95 |
| Io, against background of Jupiter taken March 2, 1979
from 8.3 million km. |
79-H-101 |
| Ganymede, taken March 2, 1979 from 3.4 million km. |
79-H-102 |
79-HC-77 |
| Europa, Jupiter's brightest of satellites taken on
3/2/79 from 1.75 million miles |
79-H-105 |
| The four large Galilean satellites of Jupiter in a
mosaic |
79-H-108 |
| Two simultaneously occurring volcanic eruptions on
Io |
79-H-141 |
| Ganymede from 2.6 million miles taken on 3/1/79 |
79-H-115 |
| Europa from 3.66 million miles taken 3/1 /79 |
79-H-114 |
| Io with what appears to be a volcanic caldera that
is venting gasses (bright blue patch) |
79-H-303 |
79-HC-227 |
| Computer generated 4 frame color mosaic of Callisto
taken by Voyager I in March, 1979 |
79-H-328 |
79-HC-238 |
| Io, taken March 3, 1979 from 2.7 million km. |
79-H-103 |
79-HC-78 |
| Callisto, taken Feb. 28, 1979 from 7 million km. |
79-H-104 |
79-HC-79 |
| Europa, taken March 2, 1979 from 2,869,252 km. |
79-H-109 |
79-HC-81 |
| Io, four picture mosaic taken Match 4, 1979 from 496,000
km. |
79-H-119 |
| Io (partial disk) taken March 4, 1979 from 862,200
km. |
79-H-111 |
79-HC-82 |
| Ganymede, taken March 4, 1979 from 2.6 million km. |
|
79-HC-83 |
| Europa, taken March 4, 1979 from 2 million km. |
|
79-HC-84 |
| Amalthea, Jupiter's innermost satellite, taken March
4, 1979 from 425,000 km. |
|
79-HC-85 |
| Io, partial disk, taken March 5, 1979 from 377,000
km. |
|
79-HC-88 |
| Io, partial disk, taken March 4, 1979 from 377,000
km. |
|
79-HC-89 |
| Io, partial disk. taken March 5. 1979 from 377,000
km. |
|
79-HC-90 |
| Ganymede—many bright impact craters are shown
that have radial ejecta patterns-taken March 4, 1979 from 272,000
km. |
79-H-123 |
| Ganymede—south western limb region shows numerous
impact craters and light bands taken March 5, 1979 from 253,000 km.
|
79-H-124 |
| Ganymede—showing impact craters and bright bands
taken March 5, 1979 from 246,000 km. |
79-H-125 |
| Ganymede—bright rayed impact craters is prominent—
taken March 5, 1979 from 267,000 km. |
79-H-126 |
| Io—taken March 5, 1979 from 128,500 km. |
79-H-127 |
79-HC-102 |
| Io—four picture color mosaic taken March 4, 1979
from 376,951 km. |
79-H-128 |
79-HC-103 |
| Ganymede—showing complex patterns of ridges and
grooves taken March 5, 1979 from 145,000 km. |
79-H-129 |
| Io—during closest approach, taken March 5, 1979,
shows irregularly shaped composited crater about 50 km in diameter
|
79-H-130 |
| Callisto—photomosaic of pictures taken March
6, 1979 from a range of 202,000 km. |
79-H-131 |
| Callisto—taken March 6, 1979 from 350,000 km. |
79-H-133 |
79-HC-104 |
| Io, volcanic eruption-showing plume-like structure
rising more than 100 km—taken March 4, 1979 from 499,000 km. |
79-H-138 |
| Io—showing at least four simultaneous volcanic
eruptions taken March 4, 1979 |
79-H-139 |
| Ganymede—showing a variety of impact structure,
including razed and unrazed craters, groove-like structures and bright
ray craters—taken March 5, 1979 from 230 to 250 thousand km. |
79-H-120 |
79-HC-99 |
| Ganymede—showing two distinctive types of terrain,
the darker ungrooved regions and the lighter areas which show grooves
or fractures in abundance; and bright ray craters—taken March
5, 1979 from 230 to 250 thousand km. |
79-H-121 |
79-HC-100 |
| Ganymede—most striking features are the bright
ray craters—taken March 5, 1979 from 230 to 250 thousand km.
|
79-H-122 |
79-HC-101 |
| Reconstruction of one of the erupting volcanoes on
Io discovered by Voyager I |
79-H-607 |
79-HC-456 |
| Views of 2 active plumes on Io |
79-H-327 |
79-HC-239 |
| Callisto from 5 million miles taken on 2/28/79 |
79-H-113 |
| Io's volcano from 490,000 km taken March 4, 1979 |
79-H-140 |
79-HC-107 |
| Io taken 3/5/79 from 92,000 krn (55,000 miles) |
79-H-315 |
| Io a computer-generated mosaic made from 4 sets of
images |
79-H-329 |
79-HC-237 |
| Observation geometry for Amalthea |
79-H-335 |
79-HC-245 |
| Global images of the 4 Galilean satellites taken by
Voyager I |
79-H-334 |
79-HC-244 |
| Full-disk image of lo from Voyager I |
79-H-349 |
79-HC-250 |
| Dark cratered terrain & light grooved terrain
on Ganymede |
79-H-321 |
| Broad N-S strip grooved terrain offset by transverse
fault |
79-H-322 |
| Terminator view of a multiringed structure on Callisto |
79-H-324 |
| Io's complex graben and irregular scarps near the
terminator |
79-H-325 |
| Wide angle of Io |
79-H-326 |
| Complex pattern of grooved terrain near the terminator
of Ganymede |
79-H-339 |
| Shaded relief map of Io |
79-H-355 |
| Shaded relief map of Europa |
79-H-354 |
| Shaded relief map of Ganymede |
79-H-353 |
| Shaded relief map of Callisto |
79-H-352 |
| Region of Io that will be monitored for volcanic eruptions
by Voyager II |
79-H-374 |
79-HC-270 |