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FutureTech

Future Tech: Floating colonies on Venus

Could this incredibly hostile planet support future colonies? We take a look…

Solar System

Why does Venus look blue in some spacecraft images?

What is it about this terrestrial world’s atmosphere that gives it its unusual colour?

Deep Space

One world in the TRAPPIST-1 system could be Earth-like

Rigorous modelling was conducted of the TRAPPIST-1 system, focussing on the chemistry and radiation of the environment

Solar System

How have Venus and Earth managed to keep their atmospheres?

Find out why only two of the inner planets have a shield from harmful space radiation

Astronomy

Why can’t we continually see Venus?

It’s our next door neighbour, so why can’t we see it every night?

Astronomy

Is it possible to see detail on Venus with my telescope?

Being our next-door neighbour, can we grab stunning views of the surface of Venus?

Solar System

Why are all the planets different colours if they formed at the same time?

We take a look at why the members of the Solar System vary in colour

News

World that could be Venus’ twin found over 200 light years away

The newly discovered world is only slightly larger than Earth and orbits a low-temperature star

News

FREE PREVIEW: All About Space issue 56

The team behind the Rosetta mission report exclusively for All About Space on how the comet chaser has solved the mystery of the Solar System

Astronomy

NIGHT SKY: How to watch Venus skim Jupiter tonight

Here’s everything you need to know about the spectacular pairing

News

Venus-like exoplanet could have oxygen atmosphere

New research suggests that GJ 1132b’s atmosphere has a thin wispy atmosphere baked to a temperature of around 450 degrees Fahrenheit

Astronomy

NIGHT SKY: Mars, Saturn and Antares line up in the August twilight

Step outside as the stars come out, look southwest, and you’ll see an eye-catching pattern

News

Venus may have once been habitable, NASA says

The hostile world may have had a shallow liquid-water ocean and habitable surface temperatures

News

Venus lost oceans to electric winds, spacecraft finds

A team of astronomers have discovered why water has been whisked away from Earth’s evil twin

News

Potentially habitable worlds found just 40 light years from Earth

Similar in size and temperature to Venus and Earth, the exoplanets are the best targets so far in our search for life

News

ESA spacecraft discovers Venus has a rippling atmosphere

The second planet from the Sun has been found to have an intriguing atmosphere

Astronomy

NIGHT SKY: When and where to see five planets all at once

For the first time in more than a decade, you can view all five naked-eye planets – from Mercury to Saturn – together in the predawn sky

News

‘Pebble-formation’ likely to explain Mars’ small size, study finds

Astronomers think they may have explained why the Red Planet is smaller than Earth

Astronomy

NIGHT SKY: See Jupiter and Venus put on a spectacular show tonight!

Tonight the pair will boast a breathtaking sight that shouldn’t be missed!

News

ESA reveal active volcanoes on Venus

The best evidence for active volcanism on Earth’s neighbouring planet has been acquired by Venus Express

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