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A 6,000-kilometer wall of sulfuric acid cloud on Venus turns out to be the solar system’s biggest hydraulic jump
Turn on a kitchen faucet and watch where the thin, fast sheet of water spreading across the basin suddenly humps upward into ...
Figure 1: (left) the lower clouds of Venus observed with the Akatsuki IR2 camera (after edge-emphasis process). The bright parts show where the cloud cover is thin. You can see the planetary-scale ...
NASA engineer Kyle Phillips peers inside the GEER chamber. It’s the namesake of the mythical goddess and synonymous with feminine beauty, but the reality of the planet Venus is anything but gentle.
Making waves.These images taken on Aug. 18 (left) and Aug. 27 (right), 2016, by the near-infrared camera on Japan's Akatsuki ...
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