Gravity Waves Found in Venus’ Upper Atmosphere
By using data from Japan’s Akatsuki spacecraft, scientists have found gravity waves in Venus’ upper atmosphere. The waves stretch over 10,000 kilometers, flying over Venus’ mountains.
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