Planet venus is part of an incredible discovery made by researchers, revealing the fact that it resembles the Earth in a unique way, for our solar system. According to researchers, the planet Venus is the only one in our solar system that has active volcanoes on the surface, but considering how far it is from us, it is quite difficult to monitor their activity, or at least their number, but they will all change in future.
The planet Venus was visited in the 90s by a spaceship called Magellan, and it revealed to all of humanity that the surface there is covered by volcanoes and very hot lava. The problem is that until now it was not known whether those volcanoes on the planet Venus are active or not, but researchers have now managed to confirm the fact that there is still volcanic activity, apparently quite large, on the surface of the distant planet.
Planet Venus: INCREDIBLE discovery, the UNIQUE way in which it resembles the Earth
The planet Venus is the only one in the solar system that has active volcanoes on its surface, just like the Earth, but it is not the only one that has volcanoes, researchers believe that there are some under the surface on the planet Mars. Planet Pluto it is one that would also have a different type of volcanoes, more precisely ice volcanoes, as the researchers call them, they throw water into the atmosphere, which freezes as soon as it comes into contact with the very low temperatures.
"If Venus is indeed active today, it would make a wonderful place to visit to better understand the planets' interiors. For example, we could study how planets cool and why Earth and Venus have active volcanism but Mars does not. Future missions should be able to see these flows and changes in the surface and provide concrete evidence of its activity. "
The planet Venus has very high temperatures on its surface, and since much of it is covered with volcanic lava, it is extremely difficult for any robot to be sent there to analyze it closely. Considering this discovery, it would not be excluded that NASA sends new space probes to the planet Venus to be able to provide more information about what is hidden on the surface, or under the surface, of such a hot cosmic body.
The planet Venus is the second planet from the sun, so the volcanic activity there is most probably influenced by the extremely close proximity to the star that heats our entire solar system every day.
