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Music of the stratospheres

Nature: Fifteen-year oscillations in Saturn's equatorial stratosphere bear a striking resemblance to the shorter-term oscillations seen on Earth and Jupiter — akin to notes played on a cello, a violin and a viola.

Posted by Physics Today on May 13, 2008 9:45 AM |

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