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And another question, would it be possible to observe jupiter with a radio telescope?

With only modest radio equipment, you can observe the radio light of Jupiter for yourselves. From Galileo's first view through his telescope, to the radio arrays of the VLA and ALMA, the light of Jupiter at all wavelengths has much to offer. Reference: de Pater, Imke, et al. Can animals see radio waves? No animals can see radio waves (that would require impractical anatomy) but insects have a trichromatic vision skewed toward the UV, and birds (and presumably, other dinosaurs) have well-balanced tetrachromatic vision that lets them see from UV up to extreme near-infrared.