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    Fermat's Library‏ @fermatslibrary 4 Jan 2019
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    Jupiter is so massive that it causes enough tidal heating on Io (one of its moons, with similar mass and size as Earth's Moon) to make it the most geologically active body in the Solar Systempic.twitter.com/3JOPq7xORZ

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      1. aяgument of peяihelion‏ @razor0fOccam 4 Jan 2019
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        + it has no magnetic field, yet the internal friction caused by tidal effects makes the sulfur ions spew out by its volcanoes. sulphur ions end up with getting swept up by jupiter’s magnetic field. this electrically links them together over a million amperes of current 🙄

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      2. Praveen J‏ @jpraveensn 4 Jan 2019
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        So, what exactly happens on Io? I'm curious.

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      3. Stuey Phooey  🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧‏ @StueyPhooey 7 Jan 2019
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        Io is as big as Earth's moon but is so close to Jupiter it orbits the giant planet every 42.5 hours. That means Io is subject to very strong gravitational attraction: more on its inside face than the outside one. This difference constantly 'massages', heats and melts Io's rocks.

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        Distressed by the violence on Io perpetrated by that bully of all planets, Jupiter, Astronomers without Borders is planning a rescue mission in the near future. “All we need is a bazillion dollars, a spaceship, and a whole bunch of granola bars,” stated Wilt Norman, group leader.

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      1.  🌀Case 🌀‏ @L00phsA_r3iss3T 4 Jan 2019
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        Gawd damn 🤯

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      1. jenn‏ @L_J700 4 Jan 2019
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        I consider Jupiter's (a baby star) moon Io a planet the equivalent of our Venus, starting to ride a square wave.

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        It's been ransacking any Homo Sapiens happen to be passing by its sign..

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