The planet Venus, the closest to the Earth and considered to be at one point very similar to ours, is at the center of an extremely important official announcement made by the European Space Agency, ESA. These days, ESA officially announced the EnVision space mission for the planet Venus Mars, one that will reveal to us even more of the secrets of the cosmic body so close to Earth.
The planet Venus is to be visited by a space probe that will stay in its orbit to explain why a planet that at one time resembled the Earth so well ended up with temperatures of 470 degrees Celsius on the surface. The planet Venus also has clouds full of sulfuric acid through which any kind of space probe can hardly pass, and the temperature on the surface is so high that no robot sent so far has been able to withstand much.
Planet Venus: OFFICIAL and Important Announcement for Humanity
The planet Venus was still not so impossible to explore, it being billions of years ago a planet very similar to ours on which life may have existed at one point. If this is true or not, we will find out only after 2031, when the EnVision mission of ESA will have its debut, the space probe prepared to be sent then, arriving in 15 months to the planet Venus to remain in its atmosphere .
The planet Venus will be monitored by this space probe from altitudes of up to 600 kilometers, and the mission is currently scheduled to be carried out for a period of 16 months. A series of state-of-the-art instruments will be sent together with the space probe to the planet Venus, and so humanity hopes to learn as much as possible about this distant planet that still hides many mysteries from us.
The planet Venus is also at the center of other missions that are currently being prepared to be launched, including some thought by the Russian space agency, so it will seriously be at the center of attention from 2030.
