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How Jupiter Affected Venus

2021-05-102021-05-10

Could Venus’ present climate have been the result of Jupiter’s dramatic migration early in the solar system’s history?

Science Nuggets Astrobiology, climate, Eccentricity, Habitability, Jupiter, Planet Formation, Venus

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