Our solar system has many more surprises of Serbia.
Take Venus: the '60s knows that almost no magnetic field, which means, for example, no aurora. But yes, in reality are possible. They tell us the latest data from the spacecraft Venus Express European Space Agency (That), reported in the pages of the team Science.Analizzati Tielong Zhang, astrophysicist at the University of Science and Technology of China, and Principal Investigator of the Venus Express Magnetometer (MAG), data to say that the precision: the behavior of the ionized gas and the weak magnetic field of Venus is characteristic of so-called magnetic reconnection.
Now, This is precisely the phenomenon of magnetic reconnection at the base of the polar aurora, and here's why: the solar wind (ie the flow of charged particles from the Sun) moves the magnetic field of planets, compressing it on the one hand and pulling it as a sort of elastic on the other. When the rubber band is released, and therefore the magnetic field back to its natural state, is liberated a large amount of energy. This energy accelerates the electrons towards the upper atmosphere, where they form the spectacular play of luce.Fenomeni reconnection have been observed in the magnetospheres of those planets are characterized by a strong magnetic field: Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, besides our Earth.