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  • How long could volcanic plumes persist in the Venus atmosphere?
    Planetary Research
    October 5, 2026

    How long could volcanic plumes persist in the Venus atmosphere?

    Maureen Cohen

    Detecting active volcanoes on Venus is a long-standing goal in planetary research. Venus is covered in sulfuric acid clouds and lava plains which probably originate from volcanic activity, but how many eruptions the planet experiences…


  • Renggli et al. (2026) improved Christiansen Feature – Silicon Dioxide Concentration Model, from their letter in Planetary Research journal
    Planetary Research
    September 10, 2026

    Renggli et al. (2026) improved Christiansen Feature – Silicon Dioxide Concentration Model, from their letter in Planetary Research journal

    Yasin Güray Hatipoğlu

    Right after seeing that the Planetary Research journal began publishing its first papers, I checked the articles and letters, and especially the letter by Christian Renggli and others titled “The SiO2 abundance on the surfaces…


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