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A SEARCH of old records of cosmic noise, taken in the Radiophysics Laboratory at 18.3 Mc./s., has confirmed the discovery, by Burke and Franklin1, of radio radiation from Jupiter, and has further shown that in 1951 the radio radiation came from a very localized region of the planet.
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Burke, B. F., and Franklin, K. L., J. Geophys. Res., 66, 213 (1955).
Fox, W. E., J. Brit. Astro. Assoc., 62, 280, 185 (1952).
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SHAIN, C. Location on Jupiter of a Source of Radio Noise. Nature 176, 836–837 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1038/176836a0
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