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A new study challenges the idea that Jupiter's dilute core was formed by a massive impact, suggesting instead that it developed gradually during the planet's formation, a theory supported by similar structures observed in Saturn and implications for exoplanets.
Scientists using NASA's Juno spacecraft discovered a new type of plasma wave associated with 'alien auroras' on Jupiter, revealing how charged particles interact with the planet's magnetic field under extreme conditions, which could improve understanding of space weather and planetary magnetic shielding.
Researchers using NASA's Juno spacecraft have discovered a new type of plasma wave in Jupiter's aurora, providing insights into the planet's magnetic environment and how it differs from Earth's auroral phenomena, with implications for understanding planetary magnetic fields and space weather.
Scientists propose using NASA's Juno spacecraft to intercept and study the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as it approaches Jupiter in 2026, offering a rare opportunity to analyze an interstellar object up close, with potential implications for understanding extraterrestrial technology and the conditions of other star systems.