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Set to launch in 2031, EnVision will observe Venus from its inner core up to its upper atmosphere, to further reveal the planet's history, activity and climate. This holistic approach to studying Venus is special.

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English: Set to launch in 2031, EnVision will observe Venus from its inner core up to its upper atmosphere, to further reveal the planet's history, activity and climate. This holistic approach to studying Venus is special. EnVision will investigate the planet’s surface, interior and atmosphere with unrivalled accuracy, allowing us to understand how they work and interact with each other.
The mission will tackle key questions about our closest neighbour in space, including:
EnVision’s findings will help answer fundamental questions about the evolution of terrestrial planets within our own Solar System and beyond.
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Date 25 January 2024 (upload date)
Source EnVision science: what will the mission observe?
Author European Space Agency
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Space Science
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Venus Venus atmosphere
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EnVision

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