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Description	Українська: Два незвичайні вулкани на Іо: купол Інаха (Inachus Tholus, унизу) та купол Апіса (Apis Tholus, угорі). Праворуч видно патеру Кави (Kava Patera) з темною зоною на краю. Фрагмент мозаїки знімків "Вояджера-1" та "Галілео" (колір взято зі знімків "Галілео"). Розмір зображення — 400×400 км, північ угорі. Контраст збільшено. (Див. також один із вихідних знімків "Вояджера-1", опис цих вулканів у Davies, 2007 та сторінку в Io Mountain Database). English: Two unusual volcanoes on Io: Inachus Tholus (lower) and Apis Tholus (upper). Kava Patera (with a dark zone on the edge) is seen in the right. Piece of image mosaic, made of photos by Voyager 1 and Galileo (the color is taken from Galileo images). Image size is 400×400 km, north is up, contrast is increased. (See also one of Voyager-1 original frames, a chapter about these volcanoes in Davies, 2007 and a page in Io Mountain Database).
Date	2015
Source	JMARS
Author	NASA

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