Venus

NASA Just Found New Signs of Life Inside Venus – Geologic Life, That Is

Planetary Scientists Find New Evidence for Tectonic Activity on Venus

Curious circles on Venus suggest its surface is still changing

It rains sulfuric acid on Venus, but the surface is so hot—hot enough to liquify lead—that this rain evaporates before it even hits the ground. But the cloud layer is oddly temperate. This is where Rocket Lab's "Venus Life Finder" mission, launching next Summer, will search for organic chemistry.

NASA Finds Venus Has a Surprisingly Thin Crust – And Something Stranger

A Proposed Mission to Study Venus' Interior

Venus Might Have Tectonic Activity After All

Venus May Be More Earth-Like Than We Thought – And It's Still Moving

Venus' crust is surprisingly thin. Could this explain why it's so geologically active?

Magellan mission reveals possible tectonic activity on Venus

NASA’s Magellan Mission Reveals Possible Tectonic Activity on Venus

Modeling Study Provides New Details about Venus’ Crust

A Relative of DNA Can Handle the Venus High Atmosphere

Modeling study finds Venus's crust is surprisingly thin

A Soviet-era spacecraft built to land on Venus is falling to Earth instead | Kosmos 482 is encased in a titanium heat shield, with a good chance of reaching the surface intact.

Failed Soviet Venus probe Kosmos 482 is expected to fall to Earth tonight, but when and where? Here's what we know

Scientists Have a Radical Plan to Grab a Sample of Venus's Toxic Atmosphere

A failed Soviet Venus probe is falling to Earth, and an astronomer will attempt to catch it on camera on May 9

What the Soviet Venus Probe's fiery fall to Earth might look like: These past space junk crashes offer clues

Peptide nucleic acid – a structural cousin of DNA – can survive under lab conditions made to mimic conditions that can occur in Venus’ perpetual clouds