Astronomers discover the first Jupiter-like planet without clouds

Astronomers have discovered a cloud-free exoplanet for only the second time ever. It's the first Jupiter-like planet that doesn't have clouds or haze in the observable atmosphere. The plan is called WASP-62b; a gas giant first detected in 2012 using the Wide Angle Search for Planets (WASP) survey. The recent study marks the first time its atmosphere has been scrutinized.