From the publisher blurb:
Dozens of worlds, deadly radiation belts, beautiful ring systems, a wealth of fuel and resources, all crammed into a volume that Neil Armstrong’s Apollo capsule could cross in a week. Inconceivable fortunes, and adventure beyond imagining, await in that crowded sky - but every opportunity brings dangers, and even the simplest operation means facing down lethal hazards. Drawing on the real-world exploration of the bizarre moons of Saturn and Jupiter, as well as recent exoplanet discoveries around other stars, Moons of Gas Giants covers:
Matching a moon to an appropriate orbit in a giant planet system p7
Radiation belts p8
Visual size of the gas giant p13
Water covered moons p16
Ice moons 18
Desert moons p20
Volcanic moon p22
Steppenwulf moons and gas dwarfs p24
Habitable moons p26
Asteroid-like moons: p28
Carbon moons p30
Matching moon tropes to appropriate moon families, giant planets, and giant planet visuals p31
Mass vs gravity for moons and solid planets p36
Ring systems, antimatter mines and collection methods p37
Useful gas giant facts for world builders p39
Glossary of terms p41