EnVision

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proposed mission to Venus

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EnVision (spacecraft), 
planetary probe, proposed entity, orbiter, Ariane 6, European Space Agency, France, 

EnVision ESA.jpg

  • NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@
  • Google Knowledge entry@


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ESA’s EnVision mission will study Venus’s surface with a selection of science instruments to understand why our closest neighbour in space is so different.ESA’s EnVision mission will study Venus’s surface with a selection of science instruments to understand why our closest neighbour in space is so different.
Présentation13 2.pptx -1-2000x1200Présentation13 2.pptx -1-2000x1200
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.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.
Surface simulationSurface simulation
The picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2PlanetsThe picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2Planets
The picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2PlanetsThe picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2Planets
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linkNASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@Wikidata
linkGoogle Knowledge entry@Wikidata
imageESA’s EnVision mission will study Venus’s surface with a selection of science instruments to understand why our closest neighbour in space is so different.2024Wikimedia
imagePrésentation13 2.pptx -1-2000x12002019Wikimedia
imageSet 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.2024Wikimedia
imageSurface simulation2018Wikimedia
imageThe picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2Planets2021Wikimedia
imageThe picture displays a rendering of the EnVision spacecraft around Venus with SRS, VenSAR feed and reflectarray antennas deployed. Licensed under the CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0. Please credit ESA / NASA / Paris Observatory / VR2Planets2021Wikimedia
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