Venus
Italy: Steve Jobs’ yacht “Venus” collides with superyacht off Naples – Watch video
A spokesperson for Powell Jobs’ company confirmed to Business Insider that the 78-meter yacht “Venus” collided with the 106-meter yacht “Lady Moura” on July 22.
UK climate activists target 'Rokeby Venus' painting
Two Just Stop Oil protesters in their twenties attacked the painting that suffragette Mary Richardson slashed in 1914, the group said in a statement.
"At around 10:45 a.m. Hanan, 22, and Harrison, 20, used safety hammers to smash the glass covering the Rokeby Venus," said the group, which is demanding a halt to all new oil and gas projects in the U.K.
People observe sky from ancient castle
As part of the "Scientists of the Future" project supported by the Australian Embassy in the capital Ankara, a sky observation event has been organized at the 3,000-year-old Zerzevan Castle in the southeastern province of Diyarbakır.
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Botticelli's Venus is an 'influencer' and Italy is not happy
The Italian tourism ministry thought it had a sure-fire way to bring travelers into the country: Turning a 15th century art icon into a 21st century "virtual influencer."
Jean Paul Gaultier sued by Uffizi in Botticelli bottoms row
The Uffizi museum in Florence said on Oct. 10 it was suing French fashion house Jean Paul Gaultier for "unauthorized use" of Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus," its Italian Renaissance masterpiece.
Painted by Sandro Botticelli in the mid-1480s, it shows the nude goddess Venus standing on a giant scallop shell, covering her loins with her long blonde hair.
NASA captured first-of-their-kind images of Venus that are stunning (video)
The images feature the surface of Venus in visible light
Erdogan before his visit to Cyprus: “On Monday we will announce good news”
“A message of peace to both the island and the world”
Lack of water rules out life on Venus
A study measuring water concentration in Venus's atmosphere has concluded that life as we know it is not possible among the sulphuric acid droplets that make up the planet's famously cloudy skies.
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NASA picks Venus as hot spot for two new robotic missions
NASA is returning to sizzling Venus, our closest yet perhaps most overlooked neighbor, after decades of exploring other worlds.
The space agency's new administrator, Bill Nelson, announced two new robotic missions to the solar system's hottest planet, during his first major address to employees on June 2.
Incredible NASA illustration shows Venus volcano eruption (video)
Venus is the second planet closest to the Sun in our Solar System