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Venus possibly habitable for billions of years - New Scientist
by k at 11:48 am EDT, Sep 11, 2003 |
] The hellish climate of Venus may have arisen far more
] recently than previously supposed, suggests new research.
] If so, pleasant Earth-like conditions probably persisted
] for two billion years after the planet's birth - plenty
] of time for life to have developed. |
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RE: Venus possibly habitable for billions of years - New Scientist
by lclough at 6:36 am EDT, Sep 12, 2003 |
inignoct wrote:
] ] The hellish climate of Venus may have arisen far more
] ] recently than previously supposed, suggests new research.
] ] If so, pleasant Earth-like conditions probably persisted
] ] for two billion years after the planet's birth - plenty
] ] of time for life to have developed. Another point mentioned in the article: If this theory is correct, the habitable zone around stars is larger than previously estimated. |
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