Why does Jupiter's magnetosphere emit large amounts of radio waves? Group of answer choices Jupiter's hydrogen and ammonia interact chemically to form molecules that emit large amounts of radio waves. Jupiter emits large amounts of internal heat which appear as radio waves coming from the magnetosphere. High speed electrons accelerating in the magnetosphere emit radio waves. The radio waves from Jupiter are equivalent to those of the other Jovian planets; however, the radio waves appear more intense because Jupiter is nearer than the other planets