Yes ordinarily the atmosphere's density on Venus makes for a formidable
obstacle. Be it remembered, that with a huge impact event there is
theorized to be a blowout over the impact site. We think this plume of
ejecta can reach the top of the atmosphere, plus exceed escape velocity.
As for Me
Yes I recall the Shoemaker-Levy(?) comet holes in Jupiter atmosphere. Personally I don't think the venusian atmosphere would be that much of a obstacle for a big impact relative to factors like the earthlike gravity well and being an inferior planet. Then less collision than mars but there are enou
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