Venus
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Terrestrial planet · Inner Solar System. A runaway CO₂ greenhouse near 465 °C — and the gravity assist station half the outer-system missions used on the way out. (mean distance 0.723 au, orbital period 0.615 years, diameter 12104 km; NASA Planetary Fact Sheet.) Not a place on Earth.
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- Story
- Terrestrial planet · Inner Solar System. A runaway CO₂ greenhouse near 465 °C — and the gravity assist station half the outer-system missions used on the way out. (mean distance 0.723 au, orbital period 0.615 years, diameter 12104 km; NASA Planetary Fact Sheet.) Not a place on Earth.
- Knowledge
- Venus
- Connections
- Mariner 2
- Mariner 10
- Galileo
- Mariner 2 passes Venus — the first successful planetary flyby
- Mariner 10 uses Venus to reach Mercury — the first gravity assist to another planet
- Galileo takes a gravity assist at Venus
- Evidence
- Mean distances, orbital periods, diameters, masses and satellite counts for the Sun, planets and Pluto as published in the fact sheet.
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