NASA’s Juno probe is still out there in space, orbiting Jupiter and sending back incredible images of our solar system's largest planet. For years we’ve known that its surface is a tempestuous ...

NASA's Juno spacecraft has made an astonishing discovery about Jupiter's lightning strikes: They're similar to Earth's. Jupiter's lightning is clustered in the polar regions, while Earth ...

On Earth, lightning discharges largely cluster around the equator while on Jupiter they congregate around the poles. On the surface, it might seem that this is the exact opposite, but in fact ...

Volcanic magma highways then bring them closer to the surface, providing us with shiny gemstones that we stick in rings and ear studs. But in the dense atmospheres of planets like Jupiter and ...