The Venus of Kołobrzeg, discovered by a Polish farmer on the Baltic coast in 2022, has been authenticated as a Neolithic ...

Trillions of bacteria, fungi, viruses and single-celled organisms travel the globe high in the atmosphere. Scientists are finding that they play a role in the weather and our health.

"Building cloud cities on Venus might seem like science fiction, but could it be a future possibility?" Rep. Gerry Connolly announces he is retiring from Congress Lottery ticket worth nearly ...

In his Humans2Venus blog post, Guillermo argues that life could thrive in aerial cities situated roughly 50km (30 miles) above Venus's surface, where gravity mirrors 98 percent of Earth's pull.

Those floating cities of sulfuric acid would dissolve most familiar biological materials in minutes. So, if life does exist on Venus, it must be very different from what we’re used to. Amino acids and ...

Venus might have the same range of resultant seismic activity, or it could be even more active but with less intensity, making the detection of less powerful quakes a priority.

Oxygen had been previously observed on the nightside of Venus, but this marks the first time researchers have detected it in the day-lit regions as well. The researchers suspect that the molecular ...

One that ends with you in floating habitats, as also predicted for Venus in the 22nd century by another popular science fiction franchise, The Expanse. (Although that particular prediction didn ...

Venus might have the same range of resultant seismic activity, or it could be even more active but with less intensity, making the detection of less powerful quakes a priority.

That's where Söhnlein wants to set up his Humans2Venus colony, in a floating city 30 miles above the surface of Venus. And he's committed to the idea, even in the face of OceanGate's tragic failure.