Johns Hopkins APL Scientists Help Solve the 40 Year Mystery of Jupiter’s X-ray Aurora
Scientists from the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) have helped solve a decades-old mystery as to how Jupiter produces a spectacular burst of X-rays every few minutes.
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