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How to Use Europa Subsurface Ocean 3D Explorer
Slide Peel shell from 0 to 100 percent and read the real published depth figures in the facts panel as the ice, ocean, mantle, and core are exposed in order.
- Open Europa Subsurface Ocean 3D Explorer and wait for the intact icy moon to paint.
- Drag to orbit the view; keep the facts panel visible on the right.
- Slide Peel shell past 25 percent and watch the ice shell wedge open, revealing the full ocean layer underneath.
- Keep sliding past 50 and 75 percent to expose the rocky mantle, then the metallic core, one layer at a time.
- Check the Clipper flyby tracks box to see six illustrative ground-track arcs on the ice shell.
- Reset Peel shell to 0 and use the four quick buttons - Ice shell, Ocean, Mantle, Core - to jump straight to any layer.
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