Sounds of Ganymede's magnetosphere

Galileo plasma wave observations at Jupiter's moon, Ganymede, June 27th 1996, using electrical dipole antenna. Approx 45 minutes compressed to 60 seconds. Colour indicates wave intensity (red- strong wave, blue- weak wave), Time indicated to the right, frequency vertically. Pitch reduced by a factor of 9 from the measured frequency. Entrance into Ganymede's Magnetosphere marked by a strong burst of noise 6-10 seconds into the recording. This discovery marked Ganymede as not only the largest moon in our solar system, but also the only one known with its own internally-generated magnetic field. Source- http://www.solarviews.com/cap/jup/pws.htm more info- http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2000/ast28dec_1.htm

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• galileo
• Ganymede
• jupiter
• radio
• waves

[aei05h1]

In the thumbnail to this video, I can see Donkey Kong.

[r5t6y7u8]

Greetings ListVerse readers.

Freaky, no?

[Gordontrek]

Alien DJs

[aei05h1]

@sal7t5 I know...lol...Donkey Kongs family came from the jungles of Ganymede, in a barrel space ship as well. Maybe this is a compressed visual representation of the magnetic signature of the fusion reactor they used back in the day. We will never know :-(

[sal7t5]

@aei05h1 that's no coincidence either.

[PearlsphereBiophilia]

Hello, Ganymede! :D

[xlancex16]

Alien Dubstep.

[bobitski32]

POKEMONS

[MariaOGarza]

That is pretty cool - thanks for sharing. 

[TheEntei10]

lol ahahaha

[PahinhWinh]

OO! R2D2 sings! Or just says "hello!"

[bradmann85]

listening to this with headphones sounds like im under water