How did you not work Galileo into that headline?
Lightning just as frightening on Jupiter as it is on Earth
Lightning is strikingly similar on Jupiter as it is on Earth, data from the Juno probe has revealed. A study of data from the NASA hardware has shown that pulses during the birth of lightning on the distant gas giant occur at a similar rate to our terrestrial orb, despite the two planets' considerable differences in size and …
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Saturday 27th May 2023 19:25 GMT Grogan
They wouldn't bring humans anywhere near Jupiter. If the gravity well didn't get you, the radiation would (from funneled "solar winds"). You wouldn't land humans on most of its moons either, for the same reason (maybe Callisto). I wouldn't think a probe would last long in Jupiter's atmosphere either, you wouldn't be able to get data from very deep.
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