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DescriptionGanymede g1 true 2.jpg	English: "Ganymede True Color Orbit 1" A true color image of Ganymede acquired by the Galileo spacecraft (taken on June 26, 1996). (NASA/JPL image)
Date	26 June 1996 (date Galileo image taken);
Source	https://opus.pds-rings.seti.org/opus/#/instrument=Galileo+SSI&observationtype=Image&target=Ganymede&cols=opusid,instrument,planet,target,time1,observationduration&widgets=instrument,observationtype,target&order=time1,opusid&view=detail&browse=gallery&cart_browse=gallery&startobs=91&cart_startobs=1&detail=go-ssi-c0349632100
Author	NASA / JPL
Other versions	File:M15043-JupiterMoon-Ganymede-20150309.jpg PIA00716 version PIA01299 version

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