What does the difference in crater distributions on the four Galilean moons tell you about their histories? Answer by using Io and Callisto as examples.a. Jupiter's gravity deflects more meteorites to distant Callisto than to nearest Io. Since Io is heavily cratered but Callisto lacks craters, Io's surface is older and Calisto's is continuously recycled.b. Jupiter's gravity attracts more meteorites to nearest Io than to distant Callisto. Since Callisto is heavily cratered but Io lacks craters, Callisto's surface is older and Io's is continuously recycled.c. Jupiter's magnetic field deflects more meteorites to distant Callisto then to nearest Io. Since Io is heavily cratered but Callisto lacks craters, Io's surface is older and Calisto's is continuously recycled.d. Jupiter's magnetic field attracts more meteorites to nearest Io than to distant Callisto. Since Callisto is heavily cratered but Io lacks craters, Callisto's surface is older and Io's is continuously recycled.

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