Are Venus’s ‘Hidden’ Asteroids A Threat?
Venus Hides Asteroids in Unnoticed Lagrange Points
Learn how Venus shelters asteroids in gravitationally stable points and understand why these "hidden" objects pose a masked, potential threat to Earth.
Short Summary
- Venus harbors asteroid colonies in structurally balanced Lagrange points (L4/L5).
- These companion asteroids remain extremely difficult to detect because they reside near the Sun's obscuring glare.
- Dislodged objects from this collection could approach Earth without immediate warning, bypassing standard detection windows. Planetary science reveals that Venus acts as an unintentional cosmic repository, obscuring potentially dangerous Near Earth Objects that orbit inside Earth’s path right under our noses.
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Top Comments (10)
"Venus you are sheltering enemies of the solar system are you not?"
Chilling final thought.
I like that you mix in some solo startalk, some chuck duo startalk, and guests startalk, I could watch these forever
Check out the study on Venus's 'hidden asteroids': https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.15968
Media headlines "Venus hates Earth"
Neil (and Chuck, and all of your amazing guests) thank you so much. These videos, your books (and some of your guests) have been such an inspiration for me. I've turned things around and experienced a meteoric rise in my personal and professional life. I kept looking up, and I will keep doing it. Thank you so much
From the bottom of my heart Neil, thank you for taking the time to educate curious minds.
"dont worry about those space rocks, in our 165 million years of existence we were fine" -Neil DeGrasse Tysonusaurus
thanks Neil! I'll be sleeping with my blanket over my head tonight
Now that’s a new concept… Although I like many many others have thought of the possibility of a venues habitable base, I I’ve just always thought it would be improbable due to the high temperatures of being in close proximity to our sun .
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Top Comments (10)
"Venus you are sheltering enemies of the solar system are you not?"
Chilling final thought.
I like that you mix in some solo startalk, some chuck duo startalk, and guests startalk, I could watch these forever
Check out the study on Venus's 'hidden asteroids': https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.15968
Media headlines "Venus hates Earth"
Neil (and Chuck, and all of your amazing guests) thank you so much. These videos, your books (and some of your guests) have been such an inspiration for me. I've turned things around and experienced a meteoric rise in my personal and professional life. I kept looking up, and I will keep doing it. Thank you so much
From the bottom of my heart Neil, thank you for taking the time to educate curious minds.
"dont worry about those space rocks, in our 165 million years of existence we were fine" -Neil DeGrasse Tysonusaurus
thanks Neil! I'll be sleeping with my blanket over my head tonight
Now that’s a new concept… Although I like many many others have thought of the possibility of a venues habitable base, I I’ve just always thought it would be improbable due to the high temperatures of being in close proximity to our sun .