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Chandra X-Ray Observatory Captures Venus In A Whole New Light
November 30, 2001 — Scientists have captured the first X-ray view of Venus using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. The observations provide new information about the atmosphere of Venus and open a new window for ... > full story -
Math Program Cracks Cause Of Venus Climate Change
March 13, 2001 — A mathematical model of the surface of Venus could show how the hot, dry surface has reacted to changes in temperature throughout the planet's history. ... > full story -
Study Suggests Venus Could Have Been Wet Planet
January 25, 2001 — Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis, studying hydrous mineral decomposition rates at extreme temperatures, have concluded that hot and dry Venus may have been a wet planet in the past, ... > full story -
University Of Iowa Space Physicist Fails To Find Evidence Of Lightning On Venus
January 18, 2001 — In an article published in the Jan. 18 issue of the journal Nature, University of Iowa space physicist Donald Gurnett says that a search for lightning on Venus in 1998 and 1999 using the Cassini ... > full story -
New Climate Modeling Of Venus May Hold Clues To Earth's Future
February 23, 1999 — New computer models that indicate the climate of Venus has wavered radically in its relatively recent past may prove valuable to scientists tracking Earth's changing climate, according to two ... > full story -
Cassini Space Probe Swings Past Venus
April 28, 1998 — The Saturn-bound Cassini spacecraft successfully performed a flyby of the planet Venus Sunday morning (April 26), coming about 284 kilometers (176 miles) from the Venusian surface. The flyby gave ... > full story -
New Model Explains Venusian Land Forms
March 9, 1998 — A new model of Venus, derived largely from the highly successful Magellan Mission early in this decade, shows that two of the planet's most predominant features, crustal plateaus and volcanic ... > full story
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