The Synchrotron Radiation (Radio Waves) That Astronomers First Observed from Jupiter

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Multiple Choice

The synchrotron radiation (radio waves) that astronomers first observed from Jupiter in the 1950's comes from:

• A) deep within Jupiter, in the metallic hydrogen layers
• B) high speed electrons spiraling around the planet's strong magnetic field
• C) the upper-atmosphere clouds that move so quickly near the equator of the planet
• D) the Red Spot with its tremendous friction
• E) physics labs at the University of Jupiter, on the planet's surface

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