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Study suggests Venus once had a moon that vanished
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A new astrophysics study proposes that Venus once hosted a moon which later fell into the planet. The loss of the moon explains why Venus has no natural satellite today. Researchers say the finding clears a long‑standing mystery about Venus’s empty sky.
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