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Jupiter 's tiny moon Amalthea was spotted in two recent images captured by NASA ’s Juno probe.
The moon is the reddest object in the solar system and possibly gives out more heat than it receives from the Sun .
It is one of four smaller moons that orbit within the path of Jupiter 's Galilean moon Io .
The tiny moon holds the third closest orbit of all of the known moons.
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