Venus May Be Geologically Active: New Study Reveals Tectonic Processes

Scientists have discovered that Venus, a planet once thought to be dead, might still be alive with geological activity.

Using data from an old space mission, they've been studying strange circular features called coronae.

These features are like volcanoes on Earth, but instead of plates, they are caused by hot material pushing up from deep inside the planet.

This activity could mean that Venus might have had a more dynamic past and could potentially be habitable in the future.

Scientists are now very interested in learning more about these features to discover whether Venus is tectonically active.