A new study suggests the planet’s iconic domes owe their strange shape to both thick lava and a flexible surface.

A recent study has cast a concerning spotlight on a previously underestimated celestial threat: asteroids co-orbiting Venus.

New research confirms Venus has active mantle plumes shaping its crust, showing it's geologically alive like early Earth.

( NewsNation) — Venus could be hiding asteroids that would be deadly if they hit Earth, some experts say. A new study published in the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics has shown that Venus has at ...

The search for extraterrestrial life has long gone back and forth between scientific curiosity, public fascination and ...

A study suggests that Venus' volcanic "pancake domes" push the planet's crust down, forming bulges toward the surface. This ...

Three asteroids are said to be heading toward Earth and are likely to strike our planet within weeks. In a new study ...

They orbit with Venus, but they’re headed our way. A newly modeled population of stealthy asteroids could pose a collision risk to Earth.

New research claims that Venus could be hiding dangerous asteroids capable of destruction if they collide with Earth.

Twenty years ago, Congress gave NASA a directive: find 90% of the near-Earth asteroids that could potentially harm our little ...

Assessing the Collisional Hazard Posed by the Undiscovered Venus Co-Orbital Asteroids raises alarms about a poorly understood ...