Giant mountains and lava-flooded craters, towering volcanic plumes and layers of sulfurous snow: When it comes to diversity of terrain, Jupiter’s moon Io is no slouch. But some features on this tiny, volcanically active satellite do slump.
Image reveals a cliff slumping on Jupiter’s moon Io. Diagonal stripes at upper right show material that slid partway down the cliff.
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