Hello sereyans, scientists have aroused great interest in the planet Venus, being so similar to the earth in terms of its dimensions and being in the habitable zone of the solar system, in order to find traces of liquid water despite having become hell this planet witha runaway greenhouse effect with temperatures of up to 460 ° c promises to be the new mars.
Venus is the second planet in the Solar System and the most similar to Earth due to its size, gravity, mass, density and volume. But up to there; Venus is uninhabitable because of its infernal heat.
NASA space missions scheduled for 2028 and 2031 will soon be sent, these missions must reveal if this planet had some type of ocean in the past, also if it has volcanic activity today, since its atmosphere is filled with carbon dioxide. (CO2).
Although it is in the habitable zone of the solar system, this planet is the hottest, an uninhabited hell, which could have had liquid water for much of its history.
There are indications that like the earth Mars and Venus may have had water millions of years ago, we are talking that Mars could have lost water very quickly about 4,000 million years ago, Venus 2,000 million years ago, it is believed that it maintained its water density longer but it evaporated due to high temperatures.
Venus is not a less interesting planet than Mars, it is just a little more difficult to explore since going to Venus is like going against the current in a river, on the other hand, a trip to Mars is the opposite, which makes the movement easier. We are talking about an inhospitable world, with a surface temperature sufficient to melt lead and a pressure of 92 atmospheres, equivalent to that found at a depth of 900 meters in the Earth's oceans. "Technologically, Venus is a much more difficult challenge than Mars."
likewise when we talk about life on Venus and what has most revived interest in Venus in recent times is the possible presence of phosphane in its atmosphere [This is a gas that could be produced by microscopic living beings]. Although it is still very controversial, the possibility of life on Venus cannot be ruled out. "
All this is interesting to me, it is enough to wait for the next analyzes of the planet, if you liked my publication you can leave your opinion in the comments, it would not be too much to know what you think about it.

