“…On board, it carries the Jovian Auroral Distributions Experiment (JADE), an instrument suite that consists of a single ion detector, JADE-I (0.01-50 keV/q), and two electron detectors, JADE-E (0.1-100 keV) [McComas et al, 2013]. Prior to Juno's first science perijove pass, JADE measured the inbound solar wind, magnetosheath, and magnetosphere [McComas et al, 2017], observed a hot flow anomaly [Valek et al, 2017], found evidence for magnetic reconnection at the magnetopause [Ebert et al, 2017], observed mass transport across the magnetopause [Gershman et al, 2017], and found evidence for a connection between solar wind inputs and auroral emissions [Nichols et al, 2017].…”