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New research indicates Venus may have lightning similar to Earth. The lightning may be related to volcanic activity on the surface of the planet.
However, radio signals seem to indicate it is an activity that occurs during the afternoons in a heavy layer of clouds 35 miles above the surface, not from volcanos.
Learn more:
Venus
- Venus Planet Profile NASA JPL
- Venus Described SEDS Nine Planets
- Exploring Venus STO
- Exploring Venus index STO
- Planet Venus STO
- Venus Water STO
- Venus Greenhouse STO
- Venus Lightning STO
Venus Transit
- Venus Transit 2004 STO
- Guide to Viewing the Transit Science @ NASA
- Guide to Viewing the Transit Science @ NASA
- 2004 Venus Transit Resource Guide NASA Sun-Earth Connection
- Movies and diagrams of the transit Astronomy magazine
- Venus Transits of 2004 and 2012 NASA Goddard
- Guide to the Transit of Venus Sky & Telescope magazine
Captain James Cook
- James Cook and the Transit of Venus Science @ NASA
- James Cook and the Transit of Venus Blue Latitudes
- James Cook Journals National Library of Australia
- History of Cook's Endeavour HM Bark Endeavour Foundation
- James Cook Transit Timing Measurements Royal Society of London
- South Seas Voyaging National Library of Australia
- James Cook Drawings of 1769 Venus Transit Armagh Observatory
- Capt. Cook's Voyages Linda Hall Library History of Science
Exploring Venus and the Solar System
- Venus Spacecraft STO
- The Pioneers STO
- The Voyagers STO
- Exploring the Solar System STO
How to watch the Sun safely
- Safe Sunwatching Science @ NASA
- List of solar filter suppliers Sky & Telescope magazine
- Solar Filter Safety Sky & Telescope magazine
- Close-Up of a Star Sky & Telescope magazine
- A Beginner's Guide to Solar Observing Sky & Telescope magazine
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