Last month, the Juno spacecraft sent back what scientists are calling Jupiter’s Roar as it made its way to Jupiter. Jupiter’s Roar is what scientists are calling the strange sounds that NASA’s Juno spacecraft managed to capture, as it approached the planet on June 24 and June 25.

The recordings were of the bow shock as it crossed through the planet’s immense magnetic field. It also recorded sounds from the planet’s magnetopause – the boundary between the magnetic field of the sun and the one of Jupiter.

Originally Broadcast On 08/08/2016