Solar system
Venus May Have Been Suitable for Life 715 Million Years Ago
Computer simulations suggests that Venus could have been once habitable 715 million years ago. A new study by a team of researchers from NASA revealed that the hottest planet in our solar system, Venus, may have once been suitable for life until 715 million years ago.
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