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Jupiter's lightning looks a lot like Earth's (1/2)

2018-06-11 10:54:49 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan

$This artist\'s concept of lightning in Jupiter\'s northern hemisphere incorporates a JunoCam image with artistic embellishments. Data from NASA\'s Juno mission indicates that most of the lightning on Jupiter occurs near the planet\'s poles. Lightning storms on Jupiter are much more frequent, and much less alien, than previously thought, a pair of new studies suggests. (Photo/VCG)$

This artist's concept of lightning in Jupiter's northern hemisphere incorporates a JunoCam image with artistic embellishments. Data from NASA's Juno mission indicates that most of the lightning on Jupiter occurs near the planet's poles. Lightning storms on Jupiter are much more frequent, and much less alien, than previously thought, a pair of new studies suggests. (Photo/VCG)

$This artist\'s concept of lightning in Jupiter\'s northern hemisphere incorporates a JunoCam image with artistic embellishments. Data from NASA\'s Juno mission indicates that most of the lightning on Jupiter occurs near the planet\'s poles. Lightning storms on Jupiter are much more frequent, and much less alien, than previously thought, a pair of new studies suggests. (Photo/VCG)$

This artist's concept of lightning in Jupiter's northern hemisphere incorporates a JunoCam image with artistic embellishments. Data from NASA's Juno mission indicates that most of the lightning on Jupiter occurs near the planet's poles. Lightning storms on Jupiter are much more frequent, and much less alien, than previously thought, a pair of new studies suggests. (Photo/VCG)