NASA’s boldest plan yet to find alien life in our solar system targets the most unlikely place: Venus. With its scorching ...

And honestly, it’s been a long time coming. NASA’s last mission to Venus, Magellan, arrived at the planet in 1989 and wrapped up science operations in 1994.

NASA has announced plans for two missions to Venus, our nearest planetary neighbor. The missions, announced by the space agency on Wednesday, June 2, are expected to launch around 2028-2030 and ...

NASA has awarded $1 billion to develop two new missions to Venus. The agency hasn't sent a probe there since the 1990s.

Venus is often called Earth’s twin, but its atmosphere is one of the harshest in the Solar System. NASA’s DAVINCI probe will dive into those clouds to search for chemical clues that could point to ...

NASA/JPL “Venus may have had a major resurfacing of the entire planet 700 million years ago,” Margot explained.

NASA targets Venus with plans to send its first probes there in more than 30 years The missions would study Venus’s atmosphere and topography as well as how Earth evolved, the space agency said ...

By Tori B. Powell Updated on: June 3, 2021 / 3:10 PM EDT / CBS News Two new discovery missions to Venus will be launched by NASA between 2028 and 2030, the space agency announced Wednesday.

NASA has announced that it will send two probes to Venus towards the end of the decade, in what will be the first time the agency has visited the hellish planet in more than 30 years.

NASA scientists said the two Venus missions were selected on their merits, scoring highest on the agency's assessments. Although both are going to Venus, each mission is different from the other ...

NASA is finally headed back to Venus. On June 2, 2021, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson announced that the agency had selected two winners of its latest Discovery class spacecraft mission ...