Scientists Intrigued by Possible Hollow Structures Under Surface of Venus

Scientists have discovered that Venus could harbor massive underground lava tubes formed by ancient volcanic activity that could span up to 0.62 miles wide due to the planet's lower gravity. Using advanced modeling techniques, researchers found these tubes could be much larger than those on Earth, Moon, or Mars, potentially creating enormous subterranean caverns beneath Venus's surface. NASA's upcoming DAVINCI mission in 2030 may help confirm these findings, though the planet's extreme conditions make direct observation challenging.