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How Jupiter’s Moon Ganymede Melted Its Core

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May 19, 2026 • 57 views
Original source: Sky & Telescope

A new model explains how Ganymede got its molten core — which in turn has given Jupiter's largest moon its magnetic field. The post How Jupiter’s Moon Ganymede Melted Its Core appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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