I think Venus is about as old as the rest of the solar system.
You may mean the surface of Venus.
The surface is relatively young.
Scientists believe this
because there are relatively few impact craters.
Astronomers believe Venus is geologically young because it lacks significant impact craters compared to other planets. This suggests that its surface has been recently resurfaced by volcanic activity, which erases older impact features. Additionally, Venus's lack of tectonic plate movements and volcanic activity may indicate a relatively recent geological history.
Venus' surface is characterized by both smooth plains and rugged, bumpy terrain. The smooth plains are thought to be relatively young lava flows, while the bumpy terrain consists of mountains, volcanoes, and large impact craters.
Evidence for periodic resurfacing on Venus includes the planet's relatively young surface age, estimated to be around 300 to 500 million years, which is inferred from crater counting. Additionally, radar mapping from missions like Magellan shows a lack of impact craters in certain regions, suggesting recent volcanic activity. The presence of large volcanic features and extensive lava flows supports the idea that Venus experiences resurfacing events, possibly caused by tectonic and volcanic processes.
Scientists believe that the volcanoes on Mars may still be active due to geological evidence suggesting recent volcanic activity, such as the presence of relatively young lava flows and features like fissures and cracks. Additionally, some researchers have detected signs of possible geothermal heat, which could indicate that the planet's interior is still warm enough to support volcanic processes. The age of certain volcanic deposits, estimated to be just a few million years old, further supports the idea that Mars could still have active volcanism.
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Venus has few craters, because it is relatively young. Most of the surface is smooth volcanic plains.
Astronomers believe Venus is geologically young because it lacks significant impact craters compared to other planets. This suggests that its surface has been recently resurfaced by volcanic activity, which erases older impact features. Additionally, Venus's lack of tectonic plate movements and volcanic activity may indicate a relatively recent geological history.
World Association of Young Scientists was created in 2004.
None, since young earth creation scientists, by definition, believe the world and universe to be young, they do not oppose but promote the large body of evidence which supports this.
It depends on the scientist's religious beliefs and philosophical views. It is possible to believe in Creationism (if that is what you are referring to) while still subscribing to the Theory of Evolution. Contrary to popular belief, they are not necessarily mutually exclusive; although some definitions of evolution are incompatible with creationism.
Venus' surface is characterized by both smooth plains and rugged, bumpy terrain. The smooth plains are thought to be relatively young lava flows, while the bumpy terrain consists of mountains, volcanoes, and large impact craters.
The craters on Venus are primarily the result of impact events from meteoroids and asteroids, similar to those on other rocky planets. However, Venus's thick atmosphere, which is about 90 times denser than Earth's, causes most smaller meteoroids to burn up before reaching the surface, leading to relatively fewer craters. The craters that do exist vary in size and age, with many being relatively young in geological terms, suggesting that the planet's surface has been reshaped by volcanic activity and tectonic processes over time. Additionally, the lack of significant erosion on Venus contributes to the preservation of these craters.
Young Samson and Goliath - 1967 Cold Wind from Venus 1-4 was released on: USA: 30 September 1967
his scientists used brainwashing techniques
Not all Christians are creationists. "Young Earth creationists" believe the Earth is between 5,700 to 10,000 years old. As far as coal formation goes, I assume they think it was created with the rest of the world. Those who hold this belief don't seem like the types to become scientists. It just goes against much of what they consider to be true. Non-creationist Christians who become scientists will most likely believe what the rest of the scientific community believes when it comes to this. They recognize evolution, plate tectonics, and the general timescale of things on Earth. They're scientists like any other.
I don't know. They are probably innappropriate for young children.
As young as 5 i believe...