What Is Significant About the Rotational and Orbital Motions of the Galilean

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Multiple Choice

What is significant about the rotational and orbital motions of the Galilean moons of Jupiter in which they mimic the behavior of our own Moon?

• A) non-synchronous rotation, with axes of rotation in any direction with respect to their orbital plane
• B) non-synchronous rotation, with independent periods of rotation and revolution and spin axes perpendicular to their orbit
• C) synchronous rotation, with one face always pointed toward the planet
• D) synchronous rotation, with one face always pointed toward the Sun

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