Venus has a gooey flowing mantle jostling crust chunks on its surface

[Seldom Bucket]

Venus may still be geologically active today, which could mean that Earth's planetary sibling is a good place for scientists to learn about early Earth and faraway worlds.

An international team of scientists used old radar images from NASA's Magellan mission, which ended operations in 2004, to study the Venusian surface. They found places where chunks of crust were sliding and turning like "pack ice," according to the researchers.

Venus has a gooey flowing mantle jostling crust chunks on its surface

An international team of scientists used radar images from NASA's Magellan mission to study the Venusian surface, and they found places where chunks of surface were sliding and turning.

www.space.com

 

[Dave]

So when are you going to take your holiday there?