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Juno space probe identifies changes in Jupiter’s magnetic field

02 Jun 2019 Olivia Voyce 
Juno magnetic field
Jupiter's magnetic field at a single moment in time. (Credit: Nature 561 76)
Using a new Juno reference model (JRM09), scientists at Harvard University have detected that Jupite

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Olivia Voyce is a former student contributor to Physics World. Olivia studied thallium bromide radiation detectors at the University of Liverpool, UK. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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