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Io wearing bovine horns watched over by Argos on Hera's orders, antique fresco from Pompeii
Io wearing bovine horns watched over by Argos on Hera's orders, antique fresco from Pompeii
Juno Discovering Jupiter with Io by Pieter Lastman
Juno Discovering Jupiter with Io by Pieter Lastman
Terracotta antefix with the head of Io, 4th century BCE (Brindisi, Museo archeologico Francesco Ribezzo)
Terracotta antefix with the head of Io, 4th century BCE (Brindisi, Museo archeologico Francesco Ribezzo)
Io Recognised by Her Father by Victor Honoré Janssens (second half of 17th century)
Io Recognised by Her Father by Victor Honoré Janssens (second half of 17th century)
Enhanced color image of Io from the Galileo spacecraft, taken in 1999.
Enhanced color image of Io from the Galileo spacecraft, taken in 1999.
Voyager 1 mosaic covering Io's south polar region. This includes two of Io's ten highest peaks, the Euboea Montes at upper extreme left and Haemus Mon
Voyager 1 mosaic covering Io's south polar region. This includes two of Io's ten highest peaks, the Euboea Montes at upper extreme left and Haemus Mons at bottom.
Enhanced-color Galileo image showing a dark spot (just lower-left of center, interrupting the red ring of short-chain sulfur allotropes deposited by P
Enhanced-color Galileo image showing a dark spot (just lower-left of center, interrupting the red ring of short-chain sulfur allotropes deposited by Pele) produced by a major eruption at Pillan Patera in 1997
Io as seen by JunoCam on 3 February 2024. Its night side is illuminated by the reflected sunlight from Jupiter.
Io as seen by JunoCam on 3 February 2024. Its night side is illuminated by the reflected sunlight from Jupiter.