Europa Is Whistling. Finding The Cause May Solve A Magnetic Mystery
Jupiter’s moons “hum” — and researchers are trying to figure out why. New research published Tuesday in Nature Communications details the discovery of “whistler” radio waves coming from two of the moons: Ganymede and Europa. The other two large moons, Io and Callisto, aren’t subject to this phenomena. The finding is interesting because both Europa and Ganymede — the largest moon in the solar system — have subsurface oceans. “Jupiter’s magnetic field is huge, so it provides us a
Europa Is Whistling. Finding The Cause May Solve A Magnetic Mystery
Tue 7 Aug 18 from Discover Magazine
Million-fold increase in the power of waves near Jupiter's moon Ganymede
Listening to electromagnetic waves around the Earth, converted to sound, is almost like listening to singing and chirping birds at dawn with a crackling campfire nearby. Such waves are therefore ...
Tue 7 Aug 18 from Phys.org
Intense waves spotted coming out of Jupiter's moon Ganymede
The extraordinary waves are a million times more intense than they are on Earth
Tue 7 Aug 18 from The Independent
Jupiter's largest moon Ganymede produces powerful plasma waves
There are some wild waves flowing around Jupiter's largest moon , but don't break out your surfboard just yet, because these powerful waves are made of plasma.
Thu 9 Aug 18 from FOXNews
Jupiter's Largest Moon Ganymede Produces Powerful Plasma Waves
Electromagnetic waves near Jupiter's moon Ganymede are extremely powerful, researchers have found.
Wed 8 Aug 18 from SPACE.com
'Extraordinary' waves from Jupiter's moon Ganymede spotted
Tue 7 Aug 18 from FOXNews
Jupiter's largest moon Ganymede creates 'killer waves' a million times stronger than normal
The University of Potsdam in Germany found that Ganymede amplifies low frequency electromagnetic waves to a million times the average of that around Jupiter.
Tue 7 Aug 18 from Daily Mail
Why is Europa whistling?
Finding the cause of this moon's strange phenomenon may solve a magnetic mystery.
Wed 8 Aug 18 from Astronomy.com
Million fold increase in the power of waves near Jupiter’s moon Ganymede
A recent study describes the extraordinary chorus of eloctromagnetic waves around other planets in our solar system.
Tue 7 Aug 18 from Astrobiology Magazine
Million fold increase in the power of waves near Jupiter's moon Ganymede, Wed 8 Aug 18 from SpaceDaily
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