Juno shows Jupiter more complex than expected

[Brian G Turner]

The structure of Jupiter appears to be more complex than originally thought - not least that it's powerful magnetic field could be generated not at the core, but near the surface:

First results from Jupiter probe show huge magnetism and storms

 

[Alexa]

Maybe so, but it still remains a dead planet for us as humans.

 

[REBerg]

Maybe so, but it still remains a dead planet for us as humans.

You don't think that we could handle "planet-sized cyclones"?

NASA’s Juno spacecraft finds planet-sized cyclones and a dynamic magnetic field at Jupiter

 

[Ursa major]

"planet-sized cyclones"?

Like those used in the cleaning of Dyson spheres, presumably.

*cough*

 

[Alexa]

You don't think that we could handle "planet-sized cyclones"?

I try to avoid cyclone zones on Earth, so why should I'll be interested seeing them on Jupiter ?

I thought Jupiter is really a boring planet, so I was really surprised at the end of the article with the aurora's capture. Not boring after all.

 

[Alexa]

I just listen to our space news. In about 3-4 months we should receive more photos, this time from the red zone.