It has very few, it's surface is dominated by water ice.
IO is an active volcanic moon, and any craters are swamped with volcanic lava.Europa is an "ice" moon and any impact is swamped with melted water, which later refreezes.
Because europa has the same impact rate as her sister but europa is one of the smoothest planets, meaning there would be water rising and forming more ice making it look like there is no craters.
Io has no craters because its surface is continually resurfaced by volcanic activity, which erases impact craters over time. In contrast, Europa's surface is covered in ice and experiences less geological activity, allowing impact craters to remain visible.
Planets or moons without significant atmospheres, such as Mercury, our Moon, and some of the outer moons in the solar system (like Callisto, Ganymede, and Europa), are more likely to have many craters due to impacts from meteoroids and asteroids.
Europa Europa was created on 1990-11-14.
Jupiter's moons are very different in size and composition. For example, Europa is composed primarily of ice. Io contains sulfur and many volcanoes. Ganymede has its own magnetic field, while Calisto is full of craters.
Jupiter's moons are very different in size and composition. For example, Europa is composed primarily of ice. Io contains sulfur and many volcanoes. Ganymede has its own magnetic field, while Calisto is full of craters.
Yes. In fact Europa is bigger than Pluto!
Europa is a Moon of Jupiter.
Yes, Mercury has craters.
cranus is greek for craters
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