The outlook is promising for future long-term monitoring of planets across multiple wavelengths. Infrared imaging data from ...

Japan’s Himawari weather satellites, designed to watch Earth, have quietly delivered a decade of infrared snapshots of Venus.

While Mars continues to capture global imagination as the future of human colonization, few realize that Venus is actually ...

Could microbial life be drifting in the clouds of Venus? With unexplained signs of phosphine and ammonia scientists are ...

On Venus there are no day and night variations of the surface temperature. The heat is globally ‘trapped’ under the carbon-dioxide atmosphere, with pressure 90 times higher than on Earth.

Without enough liquid water on the surface, a planet's atmosphere can become choked with carbon dioxide, raising temperatures ...

Carbondioxide and other greenhouses gases that led to Venus' hellish temperature werebelched into theplanet's atmosphere over time through eruptingvolcanoes.. Noack andher colleagues examined the ...

NASA has selected two missions, dubbed DAVINCI+ and VERITAS, to study the "lost habitable" world of Venus. Each mission will receive approximately US$500 million for development and both are expected ...

The average surface temperature on Venus today is 863°F, but a new study claims that millions of years ago, the planet could have been a temperate place with liquid water on its surface.

Despite the fact that ancient Venus would have received much more sunlight than modern Earth 2.9 billion years ago, Way’s models predict an average surface temperature of just 11 degrees Celsius ...