How Big Are the Mountains on a Neutron Star?

The video explores neutron stars, focusing on their extreme density and the challenges in detecting them due to their near-perfect spherical shape. It discusses the concept of 'mountains' on neutron stars, which are minuscule surface deviations. The video also delves into the debate over phosphine gas in Venus's atmosphere, examining volcanic activity as a potential source. It highlights the scientific process of hypothesis and testing, and concludes with upcoming missions to Venus aimed at better understanding its atmosphere and geology.

What recent findings have been made regarding phosphine in Venus's atmosphere?

How do explosive volcanic eruptions on Venus relate to the presence of phosphine?

What future missions to Venus have been announced, and what do they aim to study?