新的木卫二火山热辐射全球分布图和半球二分法的发现

IF 3.8 Q2 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS The Planetary Science Journal Pub Date : 2024-05-26 DOI:10.3847/psj/ad4346
Ashley Gerard Davies, Jason E. Perry, David A. Williams, Glenn J. Veeder and David M. Nelson
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通过结合多个航天器和望远镜数据集,绘制了第一张木卫二全球火山热流图,其中包含了木卫二极区空间分辨率为 10 公里像素-1 的数据。朱诺木卫二红外极光成像仪的数据填补了木卫二极区和伽利略仪器成像较差的其他区域的覆盖空白。截至 2023 年中期的数据共确定了 343 个热源。火山热辐射的纵向分布与内部加热的径向集成末端成员模型之间的相关性较差,而与浅层星体层潮汐加热和岩浆海洋模型的相关性最好,与深幔加热模型的相关性为负。极地火山的存在支持但不一定证实木卫二上存在岩浆洋。我们发现,极地地区单位面积上的活火山数量与低纬度地区的活火山数量并无不同,但我们发现,就热辐射而言,木卫二的极地火山比低纬度地区的火山要小。极地火山释放的能量是低纬度火山的一半,北极冠火山的热辐射是南极冠火山的两倍。在亚乔木半球和反乔木半球之间、极地地区和低纬度地区之间以及南北极地区之间,可能由于内部不对称或岩石圈厚度的变化,在火山平流和由此产生的能量输出方面存在明显的两极分化。
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New Global Map of Io’s Volcanic Thermal Emission and Discovery of Hemispherical Dichotomies
By combining multiple spacecraft and telescope data sets, the first fully global volcanic heat flow map of Io has been created, incorporating data down to spatial resolutions of ∼10 km pixel−1 in Io’s polar regions. Juno Jovian Infrared Auroral Mapper data have filled coverage gaps in Io’s polar regions and other areas poorly imaged by Galileo instruments. A total of 343 thermal sources are identified in data up to mid-2023. While poor correlations are found between the longitudinal distribution of volcanic thermal emission and radially integrated end-member models of internal heating, the best correlations are found with shallow asthenospheric tidal heating and magma ocean models and negative correlations with the deep-mantle heating model. The presence of polar volcanoes supports, but does not necessarily confirm, the presence of a magma ocean on Io. We find that the number of active volcanoes per unit area in polar regions is no different from that at lower latitudes, but we find that Io’s polar volcanoes are smaller, in terms of thermal emission, than those at lower latitudes. Half as much energy is emitted from polar volcanoes as from those at lower latitudes, and the thermal emission from the north polar cap volcanoes is twice that of those in the south polar cap. Apparent dichotomies in terms of volcanic advection and resulting power output exist between sub- and anti-Jovian hemispheres, between polar regions and lower latitudes, and between the north and south polar regions, possibly due to internal asymmetries or variations in lithospheric thickness.
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The Planetary Science Journal
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