What side of Callisto faces Jupiter?

It also experiences fewer tidal influences than the other Galilean moons because it orbits beyond Jupiter's main radiation belt. Callisto is tidally locked, so the same side always faces Jupiter. Size: At 3,000 miles (4,800 km) in diameter, Callisto is roughly the same size as Mercury. read more

The, er, Jupiter-facing side. I'm not sure how to answer this question in a meaningful way. Take our Moon, for example. We say that the side of the Moon facing us is the near side, and the side facing away is the far/dark side. read more

Callisto is tidally locked, so the same side always faces Jupiter. Size: At 3,000 miles (4,800 km) in diameter, Callisto is roughly the same size as Mercury. It is the third largest moon in the solar system, after Ganymede and Titan. read more

Callisto is tidally locked to Jupiter. Similar to Earth and its Moon, Callisto is tidally locked to Jupiter. This means that the same face of Callisto is always pointing toward Jupiter and Jupiter would appear to be still when viewed in Callisto’s sky. The largest crater on Callisto is nearly 4,000 km across. read more