Jupiter's volcanic moon Io is emitting strange radio waves

NASA's Juno spacecraft is "listening" to radio emissions from สล็อต Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. This allows researchers to discover what makes strange radio waves.

among all the planets in our solar system Jupiter has the largest and most powerful magnetic field. which extends until parts of the planet's moons orbit within it.

Because Io is closest to Earth, the moon is "gravitationally drawn" between Jupiter and its two other large moons. According to NASA reports These opposite pulls generate a large amount of internal heat.

This has led to hundreds of volcanic eruptions on the lunar surface.Volcanoes release 1 ton of gas and particles per second into space, NASA said in a statement. Some of this substance is ionized and charged electrons.

and then fall to Jupiter through the planet's magnetic field Electrons caught in the magnetic field are accelerated toward Jupiter's poles. and on the way Scientists also call the radio decameter (also known as decametric radio emission, or DAM).