5 of Jupiter’s newly discovered moons received names in a public contest
The monikers come from Greek and Roman mythology, keeping with tradition
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Jupiter, shown in an image from NASA’s Juno spacecraft, has a whopping 79 moons. Five recently spotted ones now have official names.
JPL-Caltech/NASA, SwRI, MSSS, Kevin M. Gill