Planet Jupiter is at the center of an incredible announcement made by NASA, this one taking extremely many people by surprise, and this because we are talking about a new impressive premiere. More specifically, NASA officially revealed today that it detected a mysterious radio signal that was produced by the moon Ganymede near the planet Jupiter, and this comes as an impressive surprise that no one expected at the moment.
Planet Jupiter it has several moons orbiting it, and this discovery for the first time for Ganymede does not mean that there could be extraterrestrial life there, but on the contrary, everything is perfectly natural. Scientists say that this FM radio signal is only related to the way matter moves through the universe, various radio signals have been detected for the planet Jupiter since the 90s, but they are related to its magnetic field.
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Planet Jupiter it has several moons in orbit, but Ganymede is the largest of them, and the one that attracted the interest of scientists who discovered that it might have an underground ocean. Of course, there is a very long way to a possible confirmation of its existence, but the planet Jupiter contains even more mysteries than its moons, and it is more than certain that they will be revealed in time, but no one knows very clearly how much would follow for this to last in the future.
Planet Jupiter until now it has not detected any possible sign that could confirm the existence of life, and even now we are not talking about this, but only about the normal processes in the universe. Although scientists are looking with great interest for places in the universe to discover life, the planet Jupiter is not one of the locations where this could be found, as you know very well already for some time, so it would not we should be surprised.
Planet Jupiter it will remain until around 2025 in the monitoring of the Juno space probe, and separately from the planet, it will also visit the moons that are in its orbit, so we might learn more secrets.
