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Articles tagged: Venus

  • Canberra,  Australian Capital Territory, Parkes,  New South Wales, Port Adelaide, Sydney,  New South Wales, Woomera September 2017 Australia’s unique space history

    ... tracking station in 1960. This station played an important role in the early exploration of the Moon, Mars and Venus, as well as the Apollo programme, before being closed in 1972. A spaceflight tracking station used for the Mercury...

    • Canberra
    • Australian Capital Territory
    • Parkes
    • New South Wales
    • Port Adelaide
    • Sydney
    • New South Wales
    • Woomera
    Authors: Kerrie Dougherty    
  • ESA, exoplanets, PLATO, Telescopes, TESS May 2018 PLATO the habitable zone explorer

    ... see the disc of the planet as it passes in front of its host star - like we can with the transits of Venus or Mercury in our Solar System - but we can detect the small decrease in the star’s brightness that is caused...

    • ESA
    • exoplanets
    • PLATO
    • Telescopes
    • TESS
    Authors: David Brown    
  • future, Scion|ce, technology June 2018 Space 2080 a future perspective

    ... exploration The collection of data on Saturn’s rings is done with hundreds of probes inspecting their rocks. The atmosphere of Venus is modelled with the aid of autonomous aer’Bots which drift with the winds. Following the characterisation...

    • future
    • Scion|ce
    • technology
    Authors: Schmitt Didier    
  • Luna, lunar exploration, lunar resources, PROSPECT November 2019 PROSPECTing for lunar polar volatiles

    ... landers including Huygens, Beagle2, Philae and Schiaparelli, and has supported the implementation of the Mars Express, Venus Express, and ExoMars 2016 and 2020 missions.

    • Luna
    • lunar exploration
    • lunar resources
    • PROSPECT
    Authors: Roland Trautner    
  • in-orbit curation, satellite preservation, UK space museum, VR February 2020 Preserving our space heritage

    ...? If you know where and when to look, the ISS is pretty unmistakable. In fact, during its construction it overtook Venus to become the second brightest object visible in the night sky, after the Moon. Even so, watching the...

    • in-orbit curation
    • satellite preservation
    • UK space museum
    • VR
    Authors: Stuart Eves    
  • Baikonur, Dmitry Rogozin, Roskosmos, soyuz, vostochny April 2020 Reviving Russia’s space programme

    ... Luna 25, 26, 27 and 28 was repeatedly delayed and these missions have still to fly, while Venera D, a long-duration Venus lander first designed in the 1980s, is not due to appear until the late 2020s. The retirement of the...

    • Baikonur
    • Dmitry Rogozin
    • Roskosmos
    • soyuz
    • vostochny
    Authors: Brian Harvey    
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