Follow the directions in the Galilean Moons Lab. The Galilean Moons Lab file provides information about how to complete this lab. After you have completed all of your work according to the laboratory instructions, refer to General Lab Instructions on how to submit your work for grading.
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Part I: Properties of the Galilean Satellites
I.1. Considering just the average densities in the table,
(a) which Galilean moon would you expect to have the most ice (i.e., the least rock/iron
(b) which moon could be all rock and iron, with no ice on the surface?
I.2. Can you think of another moon in the solar system that is also “phase locked” with the planet that it orbits? What is its name?
