Jupiter's part of space is terrifying. The largest planet in our solar system rotates so quickly that it actually flings charged particles, rock, ice and dust away from it at extreme speeds. Plus ...

It’s also led scientists to believe Jupiter may have a “fuzzy” core – as Bolton puts it – big but partially dissolved. Then there are the eerie sounds of plasma waves at Jupiter ...

The Waves instrument, which will study Jupiter’s auroras in detail, was taking recordings of the space environment around the giant planet when it recorded the haunting sounds of Jupiter’s bow ...

NASA's Juno spacecraft has sent back the sweet and spooky tones of Jupiter's ionosphere, and it sounds a lot like an old modem from the early 1990s if it were a little drunk and handshaking with a ...

Science The sounds of Juno approaching Jupiter are totally spooky The Juno spacecraft has crossed into the magnetic field of Jupiter. NASA's soundtrack of the moment is out of this world.

The waves are in low radio frequencies and can be converted to sound wave frequencies to make the patterns audible. Listening to the "sounds" of near-Jupiter space has been done before by the Pioneer ...

These eerie sounds may not be what you would hear if you were passing into Jupiter's magnetosphere yourself, but it's a good representation of how even seemingly empty space is actually brimming ...

Those emission recordings were then converted into sound files by UI engineers. The emissions from Jupiter were discovered in the 1950s but had never been analyzed from such a close vantage point ...

The Hubble Space Telescope captured imagery of Jupiter and its Great Red Spot in 2023 and 2024. Credit: NASA, ESA, J.

Previously planned to plunge into Jupiter after completing its 35th and final orbit on July 30, 2021, Juno’s mission has now been extended to 2025. Its new mission will see it perform close ...

As the Juno spacecraft passed through the "bow shock" outside of Jupiter's magnetosphere on June 24, the probe's instruments picked up the cacophony that accompanied the dramatic event. "The bow ...

Wyclef Jean's newest single is pretty out there — way out there. The rapper sampled sounds from Jupiter, recorded by the Juno spacecraft that's been orbiting the planet since last year.