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Io

Jupiter I

Innermost of the 4 Galilean moons of Jupiter.

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Statements about Io

Named After

Parent Astronomical Body

Jupiter

Discoverer or Inventor

Galileo Galilei

Image

Instance Of

Moon of Jupiter
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Io

Radius

1,821.6 kilometre

Periapsis

420,000 kilometre

Apoapsis

423,400 kilometre

Orbital Eccentricity

0.004

Orbital Period

1.769 day

Area

41,910,000 square kilometre

Volume as Quantity

2,530,000,000 cubic kilometre

Density

3.528 gram per cubic centimetre

Albedo

0.63

Semi-Major Axis of an Orbit

421,800 kilometre

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Mass

89.296 yottagram

Temperature

90 kelvin
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Minimum
110 kelvin
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Mean
130 kelvin
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Orbital Inclination

2.213 degree

Diameter

3,660 kilometre

Surface Gravity

1.796 centimetre per square second

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Part Of

Galilean Moons
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