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http wwwtheoicomHeroineKallistohtml httpwwwtheoicomGalleryO151 Callisto Apulian red figure vase fragment C4th BC Museum of Fine Arts Boston Venetian School c 1500 . lharrisoraclecom Martin Maas UC Berkeley USA maaseecsberkeleyedu Virendra J Marathe Oracle Labs Burlington USA virendramaratheoraclecom Abstract It is increasingly important for parallel applications to r un to gether on the same machine However curr What are stars?. Stars are balls of hot gas.. They are much larger than planets. and much further from Earth.. The sun is the closest star to Earth.. Most of the gas in the inside of a star is hydrogen and its temperature is over 20 million degrees Fahrenheit. There is also helium, a gas that is formed when the hydrogen molecules join together.. ’. s Four Galilean Satellites. The . 4 Galilean . satellites are easily seen. Spacecraft reveal unique properties. Galilean . satellites mimic a planetary system. Io. has abundant volcanic . sulfur compounds. By . L. . Hampton . Intro to the moons. A Galilean moon is any one of the four largest satellites of Jupiter-Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto-that were discovered by Galileo in 1610. . The most important thing about these moons is that Galileo used his. Galilean Moons . Three of the Galilean moons are bigger than Earth’s . moon and one moon . are smaller than . E. arth’s moon.. Size. Galilean moons have a diameter of more than 200 meters.. Galilean moons are the four largest moons orbiting Jupiter.. Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto Discovered by Galileo in 1610 All of these moons are in Synchronous Rotationabout Jupiter The rotation period about each moon's axis is the same as that moon's orbit M . Barrett, . R . Bell, . and . R . Bibb. Three of the Galilean moons are bigger than Earth’s moon.one of the moons are smaller than . E. arth’s moon.. Have a diameter of more than 200 meters.. Galilean moons are the four largest moons orbiting Jupiter.. Galilean Moons of Jupiter. Jupiter formed an accretion disk. The disk would have formed directly above the equator of Jupiter.. As material accumulated in the disk, it was possible to form moons in the debris found in the disk.. A constellation study guide. Mrs. Gianelos, Science 2009. . Constellations. Constellations. group of stars that form a pattern in the sky . The shapes you see all depend on your point of view.. Stars in a constellation are NOT close to each other, but when viewed from Earth they seem to be grouped together . Instrument Array Program. 1. . Algeria. (6) . AMBER(1), AWESOME(1), CHAIN(1), . GPS_Africa. (1), . MAG_Africa. (1), SID(1). 2. . Antarctica. (2) . AWESOME(1), SID(1). 3. . Argentina. (1) . SAVNET(1). Constellations. Constellations group of stars that form a pattern in the sky . The shapes you see all depend on your point of view.. Stars in a constellation are NOT close to each other, but when viewed from Earth they seem to be grouped together.. http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/O15.1.. Callisto. (?), . Apulian. red figure. vase fragment C4th B.C.,. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Venetian School, c. 1500. . Diana and . Callisto. . Original woodcut, c. 1500, Venice.. Chapter 12: "Rings, Moons & Pluto". Europa. Callisto. is the outermost of Galilean moons at a distance of 1.2 million miles.. It is in synchronous revolution around Jupiter every 17 days.. . The moon has a heavily cratered surface that has seen little change over the last 4.4 billion years. . pt/Abu/A/A/ASurpass Hornet WDG275 4 oz8583982041733990237Surpass / Hornet WDG atrazine COC AMS275 / 3 oz 083 lb 1 25 lb8698992071724562228Surpass / Hornet WDG Clarity NIS AMS275 / 3 oz 4 o