First Lightning Strike On Mars Detected, Scientists Say
Could Mars have lightning? For the first time, scientists think they’ve recorded electrical activity in the Red Planet’s atmosphere. Tiny flashes are nicknamed “mini lightning.”
Could Mars have lightning? For the first time, scientists think they’ve recorded electrical activity in the Red Planet’s atmosphere. Tiny flashes are nicknamed “mini lightning.”
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