This is CBSI on the world.

Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here, and we're going exploring.

Europa Clipper is launched on its way.

However, Bob, you tell me that JPL has given us something really cool.

What is it?

Yeah, this is really cool, actually.

What JPL has done is it's put together a website.

It calls it the Europa Trek Portal.

And I've got a link to it on behind the black.

And what this does is it gives anyone a very easy access to every single high-resolution picture

that the past Jupiter orbiters, Voyager, Galileo, and Juno. These are the

past spacecraft that went past or orbited Jupiter. Every image they took of Europa while they

were there. And what's interesting is not just a list of images, it's linked to a global image, a map

of the planet.

And so you not only can see the image and a detailed description of what the image is about,

but you can also see where it is in the context of the planet.

It's very, very cool.

And this is, of course, an anticipation of when Europa clip gets there in 2030 or so. They will, of course, begin adding, I think,

Europa Clipper images to this website when the time comes. But for anyone who's interested,

this is really cool. This is the ice skater, Bob. This is what the surface looks like. The

ice skater in the northern hemisphere. What are those craters, Bob. This is what the surface looks like. The ice skater in the northern hemisphere.

What are those? Are those craters, Bob, or punches through the ice? What are we?

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