SPACENew research reveals Venus' dry history, challenging the belief it ever hosted oceans, highlighting Earth's uniqueness, and refining the search for habitable planets.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe is set to make a historic approach to the sun, using a final flyby of Venus to reach an unprecedented distance of 3.86 million miles from the solar surface.
Japan announced that it lost contact with its Venus probe Akatsuki since April and they would give an update when the problem was fixed. Continue reading to know the full story.
Venus' volcanoes are apparently still active. Read to learn more. The many volcanoes that cover the surface of Venus are still active and could even see eruptions that are similar to that of volcanoes on Earth.
According to a new study, Venus became a hellish world and lost its water due to HCO+ dissociative recombination, not hydrodynamic outflow. Continue reading to learn more.
ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission detected oxygen and carbon escaping the region of Venus’ magnetosphere that has never been explored before. Continue reading this article to learn more.
A rare optical phenomenon called "glory" was spotted outside our solar system for the first in the alien world, WASP-76b. Continue reading to learn more.
Despite Venus' scorching surface, a research reveals wispy ice clouds may form on its atmosphere, offering ghostly beauty above the hellscape. Continue reading for more details.
On November 9, a lunar occultation of Venus captivated Europe and Russia, documented on social media, offering a rare celestial spectacle. Continue reading to learn more details.
Direct detection of atomic oxygen in Venus's clouds for the first time enables atmospheric circulation study and raises the possibility of past surface water. Continue reading to learn more details.
This week's celestial highlights include a Venus-Moon conjunction, a meteor shower, and a crescent moon near Regulus and Venus. Continue reading to learn more details.