Planet venus has once again revealed an incredible discovery for all of humanity, and this is because we are talking about impressive new analyzes made regarding the way in which it was formed, and exists. According to scientists, 300 million - 1 billion years ago, there was an impact with a huge object, which left a crater with a diameter of about 270 kilometers, so we are talking about something that hit the planet with great force Venus.
Planet venus thanks to this revealed crater, the fact that its lithosphere is much thicker than that of the Earth, which shows us how different it is compared to our planet. More precisely, based on this discovery that scientists made regarding the planet Venus, it seems that it would not have tectonic plates similar to those that exist on Earth at the moment, which still comes as a surprise for many researchers.
Planet Venus: INCREDIBLE Announcement of a Huge Discovery
Planet venus it would not be affected by the movements of the tectonic plates as the Earth is, and this means that there are no earthquakes that have such a high intensity. Of course, in order to confirm this, it would also be necessary to send some robots to the planet Venus, but that is impossible to do for now, so no one will be able to confirm, or deny, exactly what is happening there from the point of view of the plates tectonic, and not only.
"This tells us that Venus probably had what we would call a stagnant cap at the time of impact. Unlike Earth, which has an active lid with moving plates, Venus appears to have been a single-plate planet at least as far back as this impact."
Planet venus it still remains a cosmic body of great interest, and this is because extremely few of its secrets have been revealed by researchers until now. It is very possible that in the future we will find out more information about the planet Venus, and what is happening there, but there are already multiple missions in preparation that aim to tell us more about the closest cosmic body to Earth.
Planet venus it is to be visited in the coming years by a spaceship that is now in operation, the mission behind it involving several countries and several space agencies.
