NASA's Juno probe sees active volcanic eruptions on Jupiter's volcanic moon Io (images)

A yellowish moon dotted with craters, with an inset image showing a gas plume escaping its surface.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has made a second flyby of Jupiter's moon Io, capturing the solar system's most volcanic body in stunning detail. The spacecraft also allowed operators to glimpse a side of Io not seen in 35 years.

The images of Io were taken last week, made possible by the Feb. 3 flyby that saw Juno dip to within 930 miles (1,500 kilometers) of the surface of the Jovian moon.