Synopsis of Galileo multiple flyby observations of Ganymede's mini-magnetosphere

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[2732] Magnetospheric Physics / Magnetosphere Interactions With Satellites And Rings

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Ganymede, the largest moon in the Solar System, has an intrinsic magnetic field and its own magnetosphere, embedded within the giant magnetosphere of Jupiter. Ganymede's magnetosphere provide us with a unique environment to study magnetic reconnection, the effects of space weathering on icy surfaces, as well as the electromagnetic connection between a magnetized moon and its planet. The Galileo spacecraft has flown by Ganymede on multiple occasions and the various flyby geometries have given us access to different parts of the interaction regions. In this presentation we will use the complete set of field and particle instruments onboard Galileo in order to give a multi-instrumental description of the large-scale structure of Ganymede's magnetosphere, identifying the different regions and their boundaries, as well as the most important plasma processes operating in this fascinating environment.

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