HAARP successfully bounced radio signals off Jupiter’s magnetosphere. They call it “science.” They call it “research.” But let’s be honest about what just happened. A ground-based antenna array in Alaska — 180 transmitters blasting coordinated high-frequency energy into the sky — just reached Jupiter. Not a probe. Not a satellite. Not a spacecraft. Radio force. Pure electromagnetic power, fired from Earth, bouncing off the ionosphere of another planet. Think about that. This isn’t passive listen

Our Juno spacecraft👂🏼 plasma wave signals on Jupiter. Mapping out these ions can help us understand how the upper atmosphere works on the gas giant, including the planet’s aurora. Listen to the sounds of Jupiter here: https://soundcloud.com/nasa/plasma-sounds-at-jupiter/s-GreMW | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration