Planetary scientists have released two separate sets of findings on the surface history of inner solar system bodies. Futurism reports approximately 80% of Venus' surface is roughly one billion years old, formed following a global resurfacing event that erased older geological records. A study published in The Astrophysical Journal, also covered by the outlet, proposes Venus may once have had a moon which spiralled inward and collided with the planet^[1][2]. An archive containing over 11,000 high-resolution photos and video recordings of the lunar surface has been uploaded to the Planetary Data System, Media Indonesia reports. This archive is recorded as the first planetary science dataset collected directly by humans in more than half a century^[3][4].