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Hear the Roar: Listen to "Spooky" Sound While Juno Entered Jupiter's Magnetic Field
Jupiter's massive magnetic field causes invisible turbulence, this, in turn, caused spooky sounds or "roar" to form when Juno crossed over from space to enter the planet's magnetic field.
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