Summary:
- The article discusses new research that suggests Venus never had liquid water on its surface, contrary to previous beliefs.
- The study analyzed the composition and geology of Venus and found that the planet likely formed too close to the Sun to have ever had stable liquid water, even in its early history.
- This finding challenges the long-held assumption that Venus may have been Earth-like with oceans and a habitable environment in the past, and has implications for understanding the evolution of Venus and potentially other exoplanets.