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Hi, I don't have a solid background in astrophysics. I need some help.
Jupiter's magnetosphere is elongated by the Sun.
It almost reaches the orbit of Saturn.
What would happen if, by increased solar output, the magnetospheres touched?
Recently we had a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. Could that cause the earthquakes?
How does the red eye on Jupiter connect with Sun ?
Is it affected by the sun and jupiter, (Was there a reaction when sun peaked of 2001)?
Could the solar fields contain a reaction on a gas giants surface and "ignite" it?
It would be really nice if you could point me to research.
Thanks in advance.
Jupiter's magnetosphere is elongated by the Sun.
It almost reaches the orbit of Saturn.
What would happen if, by increased solar output, the magnetospheres touched?
Recently we had a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. Could that cause the earthquakes?
How does the red eye on Jupiter connect with Sun ?
Is it affected by the sun and jupiter, (Was there a reaction when sun peaked of 2001)?
Could the solar fields contain a reaction on a gas giants surface and "ignite" it?
It would be really nice if you could point me to research.
Thanks in advance.