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The size and shape of Jupiter - Nature Astronomy

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By Eli Galanti, Maria Smirnova, Maayan Ziv, Matteo Fonsetti, Andrea Caruso, William B. Hubbard, Burkhard Militzer, Scott Bolton, Tristan Guillot, Ravit Helled, Steven M. Levin, Marzia Parisi, Ryan Park, Paul Steffes, Paolo Tortora, Paul Withers Verified, Marco Zannoni, Yohai Kaspi, Dustin R. Buccino
| Nature Verified
Abstract Jupiter, the fastest-rotating planet in the Solar System, exhibits a pronounced equatorial bulge, with its equatorial radius exceeding the polar radius by approximately 7%. This oblate shape reflects the combined effects of rapid rotation, complex internal structure and atmospheric winds.
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Differential effects on TDP-43, piezo-2, tight-junction proteins in various brain regions following repetitive low-intensity blast overpressure

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By Venkatasivasai Sujith, Wenli Chen, Audrey Lafrenaye, William B. Hubbard
| Frontiers
1. Introduction Traumatic brain injury (TBI) resulting from blast exposure is a major concern among military and civilian personnel. Between 2000 and 2021, approximately 450,000 U.S military service members (SMs) were diagnosed with some form of TBI, including the most recent cases of TBI in 109 US troops after an attack on the Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq in 2020 (1) and 23 cases of TBI during two attacks in March 2023 in Syria (2).
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Elevated Axonal Protein Markers Following Repetitive Blast Exposure in Military Personnel

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By Johns Hopkins, William B. Hubbard, Jessica Gill
| Frontiers
Introduction Blast exposures are a prominent feature of injury in military training and combat related due to the use of improvised explosive devices (Ritenour and Baskin, 2008).
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