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According to the simulations conducted by researchers from NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Science, what was the average temperature range that Venus could have maintained with different levels of water covering the planet?

Between 32 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit

Between 68 and 122 degrees Fahrenheit (correct)

Between 176 and 212 degrees Fahrenheit

Between 122 and 176 degrees Fahrenheit

When did Venus turn into the violent no-man’s land that it is today?

2 to 3 billion years ago

30 years ago

1978

700 million years ago (correct)

What did the Pioneer Venus Project discover about Venus in 1978?

Venus had temperatures high enough to melt lead

Venus had pervasive clouds of sulfuric acid

Venus had a thick atmosphere

Venus was once home to shallow seas (correct)

What is the researchers' hypothesis about Venus's climate?

Venus had a stable climate for billions of years Signup and view all the answers

What is the researchers' hypothesis about the cause of Venus's transformation?

The release of gas trapped in massive amounts of magma Signup and view all the answers

What is one big question about Venus's habitability mentioned in the text?

Whether Venus cooled down enough for liquid water to form Signup and view all the answers

What is the possible significance of studying exoplanets in the 'Venus Zone'?

They could potentially support life in their solar system Signup and view all the answers

Venus

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Questions and Answers

According to the simulations conducted by researchers from NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Science, what was the average temperature range that Venus could have maintained with different levels of water covering the planet?

When did Venus turn into the violent no-man’s land that it is today?

What did the Pioneer Venus Project discover about Venus in 1978?

What is the researchers' hypothesis about Venus's climate?

What is the researchers' hypothesis about the cause of Venus's transformation?

What is one big question about Venus's habitability mentioned in the text?

What is the possible significance of studying exoplanets in the 'Venus Zone'?

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