Volcanos On Venus Might Still Be Active
Venus is often seen as Earth’s hellish twin, being only slightly smaller than our planet but covered in a toxic acid atmosphere hot enough to melt lead. A new study has found hints of a new similarity between the two planets; Venus might still have active volcanos. Previous observations of Venus have revealed lava flows on the surface of the planet less than 2.5 million years old. The new paper, published in Science Advances, argues that some of that lava is at most a few years old. The claim comes from…
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