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revision 8 revision 8 revision 8 + 5 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 8 revision 8 + 5

revision 9 revision 8 revision 9 6 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 8 revision 9 6

revision 9 revision 8 + revision 9 7 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 8 + revision 9 7

revision 9 revision 8 + revision 9 8 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 8 + revision 9 8

revision 9 revision 8 + revision 9 9 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 8 + revision 9 9

revision 9 revision 8 + revision 9 10 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 8 + revision 9 10

revision 9 revision 8 + revision 9 11 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 8 + revision 9 11

revision 10 revision 10 revision 9 12 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 10 revision 9 12

revision 10 revision 10 revision 9 13 Name Orbital Radius ... (10**3 km) ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 10 revision 9 13

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 14 Name Orbital Radius ... (10**3 km) ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 11 revision 9 14

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 15 Name Orbital Radius ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 11 revision 9 15

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 16 Name Orbital Radius ... * 10^3 KM ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 11 revision 9 16

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 17 Name Orbital Radius ... * 10^3 KM ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 11 revision 9 17

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 18 Name Orbital Radius ... * 10^3 KM ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... revision 11 revision 9 18

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 + 19 Name Orbital Radius ... (10**3 km) ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 11 revision 9 + 19

revision 11 revision 11 revision 9 + 20 Name Orbital Radius ... *10^3 km ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 11 revision 9 + 20

revision 12 revision 11 revision 12 21 Name Orbital Radius ... *10^3 km ... Amalthea 181.4 ... Io 421.6 ... Europa 670.9 ... Ganymede 1070.4 ... Callisto 1882.7 ... himalia 11460 ... elara 11740 ... revision 11 revision 12 21

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