Venus' tectonic evolution is not well understood. Thousands of kilometers of possible
subduction sites on Venus have been identified along networks of rift zone trenches called …

Coronae are volcanic-tectonic features seemingly unique to the surface of Venus. As such
they offer potential insights into differences in geodynamic processes on Venus and Earth …

Rifting and continental break-up are major research topics within geosciences, and a
thorough understanding of the processes involved as well as of the associated natural …

The absence of plate tectonics and the young surface age (0.3-1 billion years) of Venus
have led to diverse geodynamic models for Venus. The energetics of the Venusian interior …

There is a growing consensus that Venus is seismically active, although its level of
seismicity could be very different from that of Earth due to the lack of plate tectonics. Here …

Rifting and continental break-up are major research topics within geosciences, and a
thorough understanding of the processes involved as well as of the associated natural …

Thousands of kilometers of possible subduction sites have been identified on Venus near
certain quasi-circular surface features called corona and near branches of rift zone trenches …

Rifting and continental break-up is a key research topic within geosciences, and a thorough
understanding of the processes involved, as well as of the associated natural hazard and …