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The 0.6-GHz data are much brighter due to reflected synchrotron emission and are, therefore, shown with a different colour scale. The terminator was at approximately 10° W longitude, with the right-hand side in sunlight for these maps. The approximate sounding depth (50% contribution for pure, solid ice) is shown in the lower right of each map, and a typical beam size is shown in the lower left of each map. -- Nature

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Europa’s Ice Thickness And Subsurface Structure Characterized By The Juno Microwave Radiometer

by Keith CowingJanuary 5, 2026January 2, 2026

Jupiter’s moon Europa is thought to harbour a saltwater ocean beneath a variously disrupted ice shell, and it is, thus, one of the highest priority astrobiology targets in the Solar […]

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Europa’s Ice Thickness And Subsurface Structure Characterized By The Juno Microwave Radiometer

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Aerosols And Hydrocarbons In The Atmosphere Of A White Dwarf Planet