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A dry interior for Venus suggests the planet was never habitable
The composition of Venus’s atmosphere is well known, and is likely being replenished by volcanic gases. Analysis suggests that the volcanic eruptions are water-poor — implying that the planet’s mantle is dry. This is consistent with Venus having had a long-lasting dry surface and never having been habitable.
Nature AstronomyPhysics and Astronomy-Astronomy and Astrophysics
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19.50
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252
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