Water on Venus.
So the sun was not as hot several billion
years ago in comparison with now.
If Venus had water it could lock much
of its carbon dioxide in its modern
atmosphere in carbonate rocks.
Does anyone have any links or
any references to the theoretical
feasibility or unfeasibility concerning
water on Venus many billions of
years ago?
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- Re: Water on Venus.
... of its carbon dioxide in its modern ... CO2 is formed by the action of oxygen on methane. ... Since there is no free interstellar oxygen, all oxygen on Venus ... was derived from UV splitting of water. ...
(sci.astro) - Re: Water on Venus.
... If Venus had water it could lock much ... of its carbon dioxide in its modern ... water there is on Venus is distictly "heavier" than on Earth. ...
(sci.astro) - Re: Science/Physics Forums that SUCK
... Venus is however not always as hot and nasty, ... the near Vacuum of Mars sucks the life right out of you almost as badly ... and mother Earth is certainly about ... folks efficiently storing that water as h2o2 should hardly have taken ...
(sci.physics) - Re: Science/Physics Forums that SUCK
... Venus is however not always as hot and nasty, ... the near Vacuum of Mars sucks the life right out of you almost as badly ... and mother Earth is certainly about ... folks efficiently storing that water as h2o2 should hardly have taken ...
(sci.astro) - Re: Life on Venus is absolute hell, but doable
... surface temp of Venus by the USSR probe that landed. ... Here's more than two sentences worth on behalf of accomplishing life on ... and mother Earth is certainly about ... folks efficiently storing that water as h2o2 should hardly have taken ...
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