About Venus Express Mission
On November 9th of 2005, Venus Express was successfully launched from the Baikonur
Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Successful insertion into Venus' orbit took place on April
11, 2006 and data analysis is well underway. Venus Express achieved its desired orbit
in May and has been sending routine data from its science instruments. Results are
being announced as they become available. The mission is expected to provide data
on the Venus atmosphere for several of the planet's days.
The Venus Express mission has many US participating and interdisciplinary scientists
who are supported by NASA. We are pleased to present the Education and Public Outreach
efforts for the Venus Express Mission in cooperation with the European Space Agency
and support from NASA.
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Recent News
- [ 11.2009 ] Sending
messages to Venus: "AKATSUKI" Message Campaign

- [ 08.2009 ] Weather on Venus ?
- [ 03.2009 ] Venus at its 8-Year Best
- [ 02.2009 ] Article on Venus' vortex circulation published in Geophysical Research Letters (GRL)
- [ 02.2009 ] Watching Venus glow in the dark
- [ 02.2009 ] ESA extends missions studying Venus magnetosphere
- [ 12.2008 ] Venus Express unveils the cause of Venus' global cloud patterns
- [ 09.2008 ] First Venus Express public data release
- [ 08.2008 ] Japan prepares mission to Venus - PLANET-C (Venus Climate Orbiter)
Featured Reports
- [ 12.2008 ] Venus comes to life at wavelengths invisible to human eyes
- [ 10.2008 ] Venus Express searching for life - on Earth
- [ 09.2008 ] How windy is it on Venus? Venus Express answers
- [ 05.2008 ] New details on Venusian clouds revealed
- [ 03.2008 ] The puzzling "eye of a hurricane" on Venus


