'Curiosity' for Mars from where Men came. When will NASA take Venus seriously?

Started by asinghatiya, November 26, 2011, 02:36:52 PM

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asinghatiya

:-)

rcpilotacro

arvind
Last time somebody ventured to Venus got squashed in the entry phase itself, due to intense atmosphere :giggle:
Gusty's Hangar and Introduction.

A Good pilot will practice until he gets it right,
A Great pilot will practice until he can't get it wrong.

rcpilotacro

The Soviet probe, Venera 7 was the first probe to land on Venus. Unfortunately, it was put out of operation within an hour by Venus' high temperature. In 1982


The Orbiter of Pioneer Venus was launched on May 20, 1978. It entered an orbit around Venus in December of that same year. Its primary objectives were to investigate the solar wind in the Venusian environment, use radar imaging to map Venus' surface and study the characteristics of the Venusian upper atmosphere and ionosphere. Most of the Orbiter instruments were still working when the probe entered the Venusian atmosphere in October of 1992.

God Knows what happened after that.

Stay away from Venus, esp martians , Unless you are stuck by a lightning and can hear What they think and Want , like our man Mel Gibson
Gusty's Hangar and Introduction.

A Good pilot will practice until he gets it right,
A Great pilot will practice until he can't get it wrong.

asinghatiya

 :rofl: wonderful! it remid me of a saying - When destiny forgots to make two people enemies, it corrects its mistake by getting them married.
:-)