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Venus May Still Be Geologically Active, New Research Suggests

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New scientific research suggests that Venus may still be geologically active, contrary to previous assumptions. Analysis of the planet's rift valleys indicates that these features could be evidence of ongoing tectonic activity. This finding challenges the long-held view of Venus as a geologically dead world. AI

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Venus May Still Be Geologically Active, New Research Suggests

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Jamie Carter, Senior Contributor ·

    Venus Is Not Dead, Scientists Say

    New research argues that the planet's rift valleys may indicate continuing tectonic activity, challenging the picture of a geologically inactive Venus.

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