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Venus ate its moon: How Earth's 'twin' could have swallowed a rocky satellite Phys.orgAstrophysics study suggests Venus may have swallowed its moon ReutersBillions of Years Ago, Venus May Have Had a Moon—Which the Planet Promptly Gobbled Up, Study Suggests smithsonianmag.comIf Venus Had An Ancient Moon, It Was Doomed Universe TodayVenus may have swallowed a moon due to slow rotation — Cyprus Mail UA.NEWS
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