Callisto

Moon of Jupiter.

Callisto Jupiter II

Callisto is the second-largest moon of Jupiter and the fourth Galilean satellite. It is known for its heavily cratered surface, indicating minimal geological activity and preservation of ancient features.

kəˈlɪstoʊ

Callisto is named after the nymph in Greek mythology, a lover of Zeus.

Callisto is a big moon of Jupiter that's covered in lots of craters, like an old, beat-up baseball!

What is Callisto? It is a moon of Jupiter
Is it volcanically active? No, Callisto shows no signs of volcanic activity
How far is it from Earth? It's about 600 million kilometers (370 million miles) away

moon Jovian moon

Jupiter Solar System

celestial body natural satellite