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The Latest Breaking News from Venus

NASA Suddenly Pulls Funding For Venus Mission, Leaving Astronomers Confused

The announcement took astronomers by surprise days after an important announcement about volcanoes on Venus.

Inverse

Volcanic activity on Venus spotted in radar images, scientists say

Data from an old NASA spacecraft reveals a volcano erupted on the surface of Venus in 1991, a new study in Science says.

WEKU

The Largest Volcanoes In Venus Are The Most Active Similar To Earth

A team of scientists focused on an area containing two of Venus' largest volcanoes as it's active just like the ones on Earth

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Venus: proof of active volcanoes – at last

Venus is almost the same size, mass and density as Earth. So it should be generating heat in its interior (by the decay of radioactive elements) at much the same rate as the Earth does. On Earth, one of the main ways in which this heat leaks out is via…

The Conversation

30 Years Ago, a Volcano May Have Erupted on Venus — and We Just Now Realized It

The results from the defunct NASA craft Magellan could alter what we know about Venus and provide a lab to contrast Earth and its same-sized neighbor.

Inverse

Volcanoes on Venus may still be active, data from Magellan spacecraft suggests

US scientists say they've found evidence of a volcanic eruption that was captured 30 years ago on Venus by the Magellan spacecraft, which suggests the planet is still active.

ABC News

Comet coming may be brighter than Venus

The arrival of C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) is rare – the comet hasn't swung by Earth in more than 80,000 years

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New Study Shows Venus Likely Didn't Have Ancient Oceans for Long

Venus has long been discussed as a former "ocean world" like Mars, but a new study in PNAS shows this era may have been short lived.

Inverse

Venus May Have a Bizarro Version of a Vital Earth Phenomenon

While Earth and Venus are approximately the same sizes and both lose heat at about the same rate, the internal mechanisms that drive Earth’s geologic processes differ from its neighbor.

Inverse

Final Full Moon Of Winter Rises Tuesday Night

Recent celestial events have put the moon in the spotlight, from alignments with Jupiter and Venus to close encounters with Mars

Zenger

Mark Your Calendars: March Is Filled With Assortment Of Astronomy Events

The rapid pace of astronomical activity is anticipated to continue into March, and the stargazers are in for a treat

Zenger

Kali Uchis: Red Moon in Venus review – elegant exposé of a troubled heart

The Colombian-American pop star’s third LP is a lush, emotive confection of soft-focus R&B that delves into the 28-year-old’s love life

The Guardian - UK

How to see Venus and Jupiter as they align TONIGHT

The Venus and Jupiter conjunction is set to be visible tonight as the extraordinary celestial event continues into March.

The National (Scotland)

Stargazing in March: Leo’s leading light

The month begins with the brilliant planets Venus and Jupiter up close and personal in the west as the sky grows dark, writes Nigel Henbest

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Spring Star: Planetary Duo To Shine In Night Sky As The Season Changes

Last week, when Venus and Jupiter lined up with the crescent moon on three consecutive evenings, they stole the show in the sky

Evening Standard

Jupiter and Venus will be ‘kissing’ in the night sky tonight: how to see it and what time

The beginning of March will see two planets coming together, appearing as one, glowing whole in the sky.

Daily Mirror

Jupiter and Venus appear to 'kiss' in the sky in rare conjunction phenomenon

The amazing footage, which happened last night, could viewed across across the sky and is known as a conjunction and saw planets Jupiter and Venus shifting towards each other

WEKU

Look up! Venus and Jupiter are going in for a nighttime kiss

The two brightest planets in Earth's night sky are millions of miles apart. But due to an astronomical quirk, they appear to be engaging in a cosmic dance tonight. Now that's a moment of awe.

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Inverse

March 2023 Skywatching Calendar: Worm Moon and 4 More Celestial Events You Can't Miss

Keep your eye on the March sky for a bright planetary conjunction, the return of a bright star, and more

Evening Standard

Kali Uchis: Red Moon in Venus album review – a sultry, hazy, lovesick trip

This is music reclining on a rug, with no intention of getting up

Irish Mirror

Astronomy experts say Irish skygazers are in for 'an even brighter sight' after Northern Lights spectacle

David Moore, of Astronomy Ireland says we are in for “an even brighter sight” in Irish skies

Glasgow Live

Jupiter and Venus to meet in Glasgow's night sky this week - how to spot the conjunction

This week, two planets are set to meet in our night skies - and you will be able to see it with the naked eye. So if you want to see it in Glasgow, here's what you need to know.

Edinburgh Live

Jupiter and Venus to meet in Edinburgh skies this week - here's how to spot them

After the spectacular display the aurora borealis - Northern Lights - gave us, the solar system will indulge the UK in yet another beautiful sight in the night sky.

The Guardian - UK

Brightest planets Jupiter and Venus to convene in south-west sky

Two jewel-like planets will reach a close conjunction on 2 March before beginning to separate

Manchester Evening News

Rare planet formation lights up skies across Greater Manchester - how to see it tonight

Venus, Jupiter and the Moon aligned on Thursday night

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