Juno Waves Audio Clip



Juno Crosses Jupiter's Magnetopause

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As NASA's Juno spacecraft crossed into Jupiter's immense magnetic field the Waves instrument recorded the onset of "trapped continuum radiation", a result of multiple reflections from the boundaries of a low-density plasma cavity inside Jupiter's magnetosphere.

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