A recent paper suggests that if astrobiologists want to make an educated guess about what life on Venus might look like, they ...

“All of this recent research history indicates that with continued collection, new meteorite types are likely to be found — including perhaps pieces of Mercury or Venus that might have been ...

Venus and Mars. From them, he says, living organisms may have been transported to the earth by meteorites or by the propulsive power of the sun’s rays. “At minus 273 degrees,” he comments ...

That means meteorite hunters will soon follow ... falls are recovered by locals and hunters. Venus is the brightest planet in our night sky and visible below Jupiter in the southwestern sky ...

There have been no confirmed meteorites originating in this way from Mercury or Venus, because they would have to fight against the Sun’s gravitational pull to reach us. Tiny rocks enter Earth ...

The largest known meteorite is the Hoba meteorite which fell in Namibia in 1920 and is etimated to weigh around 60 tonnes (60,000kg). Venus flytraps were believed to be an alien species because ...