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Venus on Earth: NASA's VERITAS Science Team Explores Iceland's Volcanic Terrain

The JPL-led international team used the island as a stand-in for Venus to test radar technologies that will help uncover the planet’s ground truth. With its crushing atmospheric pressure, clouds of sulfuric acid, and searing surface temperature, Venus is an especially challenging place to study.

Instruments for NASA's VERITAS Venus mission get a test in Iceland (photos)

This summer, the German Aerospace Center is testing instruments for NASA's VERITAS Venus mission on Iceland's lava flows, a stand-in for the hellishly hot planet.

Gear for NASA's VERITAS Venus mission gets a test in Iceland

This summer, the German Aerospace Center is testing instruments for NASA s VERITAS Venus mission on Iceland s lava flows, a stand-in for the hellishly hot planet.

Magellan data reveals volcanic activity on Venus

Direct geological evidence of recent volcanic activity has been observed on the surface of Venus for the first time. Scientists made the discovery after poring over archival radar images of

Where aliens could exist in our solar system

If extraterrestrial life does exist in our solar system, it could be hidden in Venus clouds, beneath Mars surface or in the vast underground oceans of one of Saturn s icy moons. experts told MailOnline.

Venus's thick atmosphere keeps the planet moving, despite the Sun's gravitational pull

Venus takes 243 Earth days to rotate, but its atmosphere circulates the planet every four days, according to the team from the University of California, Riverside.

Roscosmos Suspends Cooperation With US on Venera-D Amid New Sanctions

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has suspended the United States from further participation in its Venus exploration mission Venera-D amid the implementation of new. 26.02.2022, Sputnik International

Russia Suspends Pact With NASA On Venera-D Venus Exploration Mission Amid New US Sanctions: Roscosmos

How the Mission to Venus Could Unlock Earth's Future

NASA is returning to Venus to learn whether the planet was ever habitable in the past