Overview

• Juno's recent flyby of Europa captured high-resolution images showing significant geological changes.
• Evidence of true polar wander suggests Europa's ice shell has shifted over its subsurface ocean.
• Newly observed features, including the 'Platypus,' indicate possible cryovolcanic activity.
• The images reveal potential plume activity and surface disruptions, hinting at subsurface liquid water.
• These findings will guide future missions like NASA's Europa Clipper and ESA's Juice.