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=== Satellites of [[Jupiter]] === ==== [[Amalthea (moon)|Amalthea]]==== {{see also|Amalthea (moon)#Named geological features}} People and places associated with the Amalthea myth. ====[[Thebe (moon)|Thebe]]==== Features on Thebe are named after people and places associated with the Thebe myth. There is only one named feature on Thebe{{snd}} [[Zethus Crater]]. ====[[Io (moon)|Io]]==== {{see also|List of geological features on Io|List of mountains on Io|List of paterae on Io}} {| class="wikitable" ! Feature type ! Naming convention |- | Active eruptive centers | Active volcanoes on Io are named after fire, sun or thunder gods or heroes. |- | Catenae | Crater chains are named after [[solar deity|Sun gods]]. |- | Fluctūs | Names of fluctūs are derived from a nearby named feature, fire, sun, thunder or volcano gods, goddesses and heroes or mythical blacksmiths. |- | Mensae, Montes, Plana, Regiones and Tholi | These features can be named after places associated with [[Io (mythology)|Io mythology]], derived from nearby named features, or places from Dante's ''[[Divine Comedy|Inferno]]'' |- | Paterae | Paterae on Io are named after fire, sun, thunder or volcano gods, heroes or goddesses or mythical blacksmiths. |- | Valles | Names of valleys are derived from nearby named features. |} ====[[Europa (moon)|Europa]]==== {{see also|List of geological features on Europa|List of craters on Europa|List of lineae on Europa}} {| class="wikitable" ! Feature type ! Naming convention |- | Chaos | Places associated with Celtic myths |- | Craters | Celtic gods and heroes |- | Flexūs | Places associated with the Europa myth |- | Large ringed features | Celtic stone circles |- | Lenticulae | Celtic gods and heroes |- | Lineae | People associated with the Europa myth |- | Maculae | Places associated with the Europa myth |- | Regiones | Places associated with Celtic myths |} ====[[Ganymede (moon)|Ganymede]]==== {{see also|List of geological features on Ganymede}} {| class="wikitable" ! Feature type ! Naming convention |- | Catenae, craters | Gods and heroes of ancient [[Middle East]]ern civilizations |- | Faculae | Places associated with Egyptian myths |- | Fossae | Gods (or principals) of ancient Fertile Crescent people |- | Paterae | Paterae on Ganymede are named after [[wadi]]s in the Middle East. |- | Regiones | Astronomers who discovered Jovian satellites |- | Sulci | Places associated with myths of ancient people |} ====[[Callisto (moon)|Callisto]]==== {{see also|List of geological features on Callisto|List of craters on Callisto}} {| class="wikitable" ! Feature type ! Naming convention |- | Large ringed features | Homes of the gods and of heroes |- | Craters | Heroes and heroines from northern myths |- | Catenae | Mythological places in high latitudes |}
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