Atmosphere
Venus Has a Massive Bulge: What Does It Reveal About The Deadliest Planet?
Scientists suspect that what lies below Venus' atmosphere has something to do with it. Astronomers have spotted a bulge on Venus' atmosphere which might have been caused by the largest gravity wave ever witnessed in the Solar System.
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