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[[Image:VenusScrshot.jpg|thumb|right|Venus in Orbiter]] | [[Image:VenusScrshot.jpg|thumb|right|Venus in Orbiter]] | ||
| − | '''Venus''' is the second planet from the [[Sun]]. It has no natural satellites | + | '''Venus''' is the second planet from the [[Sun]]. It has no natural satellites. It is also the warmest planet in the Solar System. |
==Missions to Venus available as add-ons== | ==Missions to Venus available as add-ons== | ||
Revision as of 00:15, 12 January 2013
Venus is the second planet from the Sun. It has no natural satellites. It is also the warmest planet in the Solar System.
Missions to Venus available as add-ons
Historical missions to Venus
For a complete list of historical missions, see Missions to Venus.
Flight Warning!
At the surface of Venus, the atmospheric pressure is 9.2MPa, over 90 atmospheres. This is substantially greater than the back-pressure which standard rocket motors are able to generate; a Delta-glider landed on Venus will not be able to take off (at least if the complex flight model is in use).
See Also
- Wikipedia [1]
- Go to Addons for Venus
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