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WTF Must See! Venus’ Atmosphere Has Giant Bulge!
Tuesday, January 17, 2017 14:20
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WTF Must See! Venus’ Atmosphere Has Giant Bulge!
Sulfuric acid clouds on Venus hide a ‘bizarre’ anomaly that spans …
Business Insider-6 hours ago
Every so often, a wave of hot air rises up from the planet’s Hell-like surface and stretches across its entire diameter. The stationary gravity wave, …
Bulge in Venus‘ Atmosphere Likely Caused by Gravity Waves
Featured-Discover Magazine (blog)-Jan 16, 2017
Featured-Discover Magazine (blog)-Jan 16, 2017
What could that huge wave in Venus‘ atmosphere reveal about the …
In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-5 hours ago
In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-5 hours ago
Gravity wave ripples across Venus‘ hellish atmosphere
Engadget-4 hours ago
It took the Japanese atmospheric probe Akatsuki a while, but once it got into orbit around Venus just over a year ago, it immediately spotted a …
What could that huge wave in Venus‘ atmosphere reveal about the …
In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-5 hours ago
In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-5 hours ago
A Japanese spacecraft has spotted a massive gravity wave in Venus …
Highly Cited-The Verge-Jan 16, 2017
Highly Cited-The Verge-Jan 16, 2017
Astronomers have spotted a massive ‘bulge‘ in Venus‘ atmosphere
ScienceAlert-16 hours ago
A massive bow-shaped ‘bulge‘ has been spotted in the upper atmosphere of Venus, and astronomers are trying to explain how it could …
Astronomers in Japan have spotted a massive bulge in Venus …
Publicist Report – Market Research News by Market.Biz (press release)-10 hours ago
Publicist Report – Market Research News by Market.Biz (press release)-10 hours ago
Earthings… oh my goodness… what is going on? Not sure about the gravity wave theory…
Crescent Jupiter Is Covered in Storms in Gorgeous New Photo
Space.com-Jan 14, 2017
It was created by a citizen scientist using raw image data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft, which has been orbiting Jupiter since July 4, 2016.
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