Planet venus it recently returned to the attention of the whole world after more and more researchers began to direct their attention to it, now with a new impressive revelation for all mankind. According to the researchers, it seems that in the atmosphere of the planet Venus there are much larger turbulences than was believed until this moment, and this situation creates a not very uniform combination of gases, completely different from what we have on Earth.
Planet venus would have this unusual combination of gases at altitudes of up to 100 kilometers, those from NASA saying that there are various gas tracts with different concentrations of nitrogen in this area. NASA only recently discovered this situation after it believed that the situation on the planet Venus is similar to that on Earth, and the discovery could reveal the fact that on other planets the reality is completely different from what was believed.
Planet Venus: NASA Amazes with an Impressive Discovery
Planet venus had this reality revealed to NASA after the release of neutrons into the universe from the planet's atmosphere was analyzed more carefully. A spacecraft called MESSENGER flew over 12 years ago close to the planet Venus, and the data now comes from it, and the detection of the level of nitrogen released in the universe was possible thanks to the fact that it is absorbed in the neutrons that escape from the atmosphere of the distant planet .
"A new look at nitrogen on Venus may overturn a decades-old assumption about the planet's atmosphere. Scientists have long believed that atmospheric turbulence would create a uniform mixture of gases in Venus' atmosphere below an altitude of about 100 kilometers. That's how it works on Earth. But data from NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft now indicate that this part of Venus' atmosphere contains layers of gas with varying concentrations of nitrogen."
Planet venus it has 5% nitrogen in the atmosphere at altitudes of 60-90 kilometers so that the neutrons that reach the universe can contain these particles, but at altitudes below 45 kilometers the percentage would be 3.5%. NASA has not yet been able to provide an explanation regarding this difference in the concentration of nitrogen in various areas of the atmosphere on the planet Venus, so it probably still needs monitoring by a spacecraft.
Planet venus could have a new spacecraft sent by NASA soon if the funding it receives will also cover the projects it has announced for completion in the following years.
