Space and astronomy: The girl next door

Eric Hand

Nature, 2007, vol. 450, issue 7170, 606-608

Abstract: Hanging bright in the morning sky, Venus's allure is obvious; but its blasted surface looks too hot to handle. Eric Hand investigates the difficulties of returning to the closest planet - and new plans to reap the rewards of doing so.

Date: 2007
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