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Venus, once called Earth's "twin," is shrouded in a thick, toxic atmosphere and boasts scorching temperatures. This episode blasts off to unveil the secrets of this mysterious planet. We'll explore the challenges of exploring Venus' surface, uncover the reasons behind its runaway greenhouse effect, and discuss the possibility of past oceans or even life. Is Venus a lost paradise or a cautionary tale? Tune in and get ready to be surprised!
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