Recent discoveries by Venus rovers have unveiled metallic structures on the planet’s surface, sparking curiosity and various ...

Scientists have observed something unexpected in Venus' atmosphere — an increase in the level of deuterium relative to hydrogen. Okay, sure, that doesn't sound like the most exciting statement.

So finding them in the atmosphere of Venus is interesting on that basis as well. When we published the phosphine findings in 2020, quite understandably, that was a surprise.” ...

Interestingly, Venus's atmosphere rotates much faster than the planet itself, with winds reaching speeds of up to 224 mph in the cloud tops—a phenomenon known as "super-rotation." ...

Venus has pressures nearly 100 times higher than Earth and temperatures around 460°C. Its atmosphere, covered by thick clouds of sulphuric acid and water droplets, is extremely dry.

For the study, the researchers used data obtained from the Japanese meteorological satellites Himawari-8 and Himawari-9, which were launched in October 2014 and November 2016, respectively, to study ...

The study of Venus’ atmosphere and climate encompasses a broad spectrum of research, from the detection of trace chemical species and the characterisation of cloud dynamics to investigations of ...

Venus, as a planet, is remarkable in more ways than one. It comes with a diameter that's just five percent smaller than our own blue marble, it has a similar mass and density, its core is made ...

Conditions in the upper atmosphere are more temperate and Earth-like, and under certain scenarios could have still fostered life, even if Venus’ surface was too far gone.

On Venus, however, the carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere has created a runaway greenhouse effect and global warming beyond anyone’s worst nightmares. This recent eruption could cool the planet ...