Amalthea

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Amalthea
Name of satellite	Amalthea
Date of discovery	September 9, 1892

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Composition

Amalthea is thought to consist of porous magma oceans under the surface, yet the ocean is too deep for astronomers to comprehend or spot. Astronomers believe that the magma ocean is too deep for any life to survivejhlknoiuujhukjdshjkn CSX sdfD shjjkkjn or thrive.

Surface

The surface of Amalthea is reddish, possibly due to sulfur from neighboring moons of Jupiter. With a surface brighter than those of the inner satellites of Venus. Amalthea has green patches on the surface, yet the nature or origin is currently unknown by astronomers. The surface is full of craters from previous impacts and collisions with other minor moons.

Geographical Features

• Gaea (crater)
• Lyctos Facula
• Ida Facula
• Pan (crater)

Orbit/Rotation

Due to Amalthea, along with the neighboring moon, Thebe, making one rotation on its axis in correspondence to making one orbit around Jupiter. (in approximately one-third of an Earthen day), only one side of Amalthea faces Jupiter.