The Galilean Satellites and Jupiter: Voyager 2 Imaging Science Results
B. A. Smith(Planetary Science Institute), Joseph Veverka(Cornell University), V. E. Suomi(University of Wisconsin–Madison), R. F. Beebe(New Mexico State University), H. Masursky(Flagstaff Medical Center), G. E. Danielson(California Institute of Technology), Carl Sagan(Cornell University), G. A. Briggs, David Morrison(The University of Queensland), Andrew P. Ingersoll(California Institute of Technology), J. M. Boyce(University of Arizona), R. G. Strom(University of Arizona), Tobias Owen(Université Paris Cité), Eugene M. Shoemaker(California Institute of Technology), G. E. Hunt, Merton E. Davies(RAND Corporation), S. A. Collins(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Allan F. Cook(Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian), T. V. Johnson(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), L. A. Soderblom(United States Geological Survey), M. H. Carr(Metacomp Technologies (United States)), John F. McCauley(United States Geological Survey)
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