Venus's craters are uniformly scattered across the planet's surface suggesting that the entire surface of the planet is essentially the same age.

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Venus's surface shows relatively few craters which are evenly distributed, indicating that the planet underwent a near-global resurfacing event about 300 to 500 million years ago, making its surface uniformly young in geological terms.

Venus's Craters Are Uniformly Scattered Across the Planet's Surface Suggesting