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Early Powerful Jolt May Explain Venus Youthful Appearance

Early Powerful Jolt May Explain Venus Youthful Appearance
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United statesJun korenagaSimone marchiRaluca rufuYale korenagaResearch instituteResearch institute in boulderSouthwest research institute

Researchers find ancient, high-energy impacts could have fueled Venus volcanism

Researchers find ancient, high-energy impacts could have fueled Venus volcanism
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Raluca rufuSimone marchiJun korenagaEuropean space agencyA southwest researchYale universityResearch instituteSouthwest research instituteSouthwest researchSouthwest research institute ledProfessor jun korenagaSagan fellow

SwRI-Led Team Finds Ancient, High-Energy Impacts Could Have Fueled Venus Volcanism

SwRI-Led Team Finds Ancient, High-Energy Impacts Could Have Fueled Venus Volcanism
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Simone marchiJun korenagaRaluca rufuEuropean space agencyYale universityA southwest researchSouthwest research institute ledProfessor jun korenagaSagan fellow

How Was the Moon Formed?

Scientists are still unsure as to how the moon formed, but here are three of their best bets.

United statesSouthwest research instituteThomass kruijerLisa reichleyDana mackenzieEdward belbrunoGregory archerAlessandra mastrobuono battistiRaluca rufuResearch instituteWeizmann institute of scienceIsrael institute of technologyIsrael instituteWeizmann instituteRobin canupBig splat

Venus: Early impacts on the planet may have made it far hotter than Earth

Collisions with high-speed space rocks in Venus’s early history could have melted most of the planet’s mantle and driven any water into the atmosphere

United statesJonathan ocallaghanSimone marchiRaluca rufuResearch institute in boulderResearch institute simone marchiSouthwest research instituteSolar systemEuropean space agencyHabitable zone