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The 14 pages that link to Galileo (spacecraft), each with the reason it gives.

• JupiterRelated: Galileo measured Jupiter’s atmosphere and studied its moons over years of orbital observations.

• EuropaRelated: Galileo supplied key evidence for Europa’s conductive subsurface ocean.

• Gravity assistBroader topic: It used repeated Earth and Venus flybys to gain enough energy to reach Jupiter.

• Galilean moonsRelated: Its measurements transformed knowledge of the moons, including evidence for Europa’s subsurface ocean.

• IoRelated: Galileo repeatedly observed Io’s eruptions, surface changes, and interaction with Jupiter’s environment.

• Jet Propulsion LaboratoryBroader topic: JPL's mission transformed knowledge of the Jovian system, including evidence for Europa's subsurface ocean.

• Europa ClipperRelated: Its magnetic and geological observations strengthened the case for Europa’s ocean.

• Great Red SpotRelated: Galileo measured winds and atmospheric properties within and around the Spot.

• Jupiter's magnetosphereBroader topic: Long-term orbital measurements tracked changes in Jupiter's magnetic environment.

• Comet Shoemaker–Levy 9Related: Galileo observed the impacts from a vantage point hidden from Earth by Jupiter’s curvature.

• Moons of JupiterRelated: Its measurements transformed knowledge of the Galilean moons and detected evidence for Europa’s ocean.

• Rings of JupiterRelated: Its close observations examined ring structure and dust near the planet.

• 243 IdaRelated: It returned the images that revealed Dactyl beside Ida in 1993.

• Geology of VenusRelated: Its near-infrared observations probed Venus’s surface through atmospheric windows.