If One Could See Jupiter's Magnetosphere Visually, How Big Would

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Multiple Choice

If one could see Jupiter's magnetosphere visually, how big would it appear?

• A) Jupiter's magnetosphere would be too small to be visible without a telescope.
• B) Jupiter's magnetosphere would be easily visible, many times larger than the full Moon.
• C) Jupiter's magnetosphere would cover essentially the entire sky whenever Jupiter was above the horizon.
• D) Jupiter's magnetosphere would be just big enough to see, almost at the limit of unaided-eye visibility.

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