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Ganymede is Jupiters biggest moon. It is icy, but likely has a salty ocean underground. This is one of Jupiter's most suitable for life moons.
Europa has an icy top layer with some water. Below this is just rocks and metal. Europa can be a great place for water, but not much else.
In conclusion, Jupiter is not habitable. The best bet we have would likely be Ganymede. The gravity is too much, the atmosphere too thick, tempuratures too cold, and it is too far from the Sun to be habitable.
Io has no water, therefore, would not be a great place to be. Discovered by Galileo, it has lots of volcanic activity. It having no water and high volcanic activity gives it a really low ranking on the "Habitable" scale
Source: https://science.nasa.gov/jupiter/moons/io/facts/
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