NASA Spacecraft Captures Rare Glowing Lightning Bolt on Jupiter

NASA's Juno spacecraft captured an image of an eerie green light emitted from a lightning bolt near Jupiter's north pole.
The green glow is believed to be caused by lightning occurring in clouds containing ammonia and water, which often form near Jupiter's poles.
The image was taken on December 30, 2020 during Juno's 31st flyby of Jupiter and will continue exploring the planet until 2025.
Twelve new moons were recently discovered around Jupiter, bringing the total number of its known moons to 92, the most of any planet in the solar system.
Lightning also occurs on other planets like Saturn and possibly Mars.