Earth's ‘Hostile Twin’ Turns Riskier: Here's Why Venus Becoming ‘Too Dangerous’ For Future Space Missions | NASA Reveals
17 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
Recent measurements by NASA's Parker Solar Probe, while flying by Venus, detected unusual natural radio emissions, pointing to rapid fluctuations in the ionosphere of the planet. Previous models had suggested that, while harsh, the upper atmosphere was relatively stable.
Long considered Earth's hostile twin, Venus is turning out to be a riskier destination for future space missions, with NASA issuing a fresh alert after new observations showed its upper atmosphere is undergoing faster, more unpredictable changes than...
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