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Jupiter has Auroras near both its poles which emit X-rays. However, scientists were puzzled about the reason behind these X-Ray emissions. Now, combining data from Juno mission and European Space Agency’s XMM-Newton mission, NASA has solved this puzzle. Auroras are caused by ions crashing into Jupiter’s atmosphere. These ions are ‘surfing’ the electromagnetic waves in Jupiter’s magnetic field to enter the planet’s atmosphere.