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     • Using the fastest spacecraft, the Juno spacecraft, you can get to Venus in about 6 days. If you’re traveling in an average spacecraft at 16,150 miles an hour, you’ll reach Venus in around 40 days.
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     How Long Would It Take To Get To Venus? - Explaining Space

2. www.worldatlas.com › space › how-long-would-it-takeHow Long Would It Take To Travel To Each Planet? - WorldAtlas

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   Jan 13, 2023 · Moving at a speed of 50,000-miles per hour, it would take 32-days to reach Venus, the closest planet, and 2,250-days to reach Neptune, the furthest planet.

3. nineplanets.org › tools › space-travel-calculatorSpace Travel Calculator | Uses Relativistic Rocket Formula

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   Calculate how long it would take to reach planets, stars, or galaxies, as well as fuel mass, velocity and more!

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5. lovethenightsky.com › how-far-away-is-venusHow Far Away is Venus? And How Long to Travel There?

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   The shortest time a spacecraft has taken to get to Venus from Earth is 109 days, or 3.5 months. The longest journey took 198 days or 6.5 months. Most journeys take between 120 and 130 days which is about 4 months.

6. theplanets.org › how-long-would-it-take-to-get-toHow long would it take to get to Venus? - The Planets

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   The shortest successful trip any vessel from Earth has taken so far to reach Venus, was 109/110 days. This was achieved with the Mariner 2 mission which conducted the first successful flyby of Venus. It has been estimated that the Russian Venera 1 spacecraft did reach Venus quicker, at 97 days.

7. nineplanets.org › questions › how-long-does-it-takeHow Long Does it Take to Get to Venus? | Space Questions

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   Oct 31, 2023 · Our twin Venus is relatively close to Earth but it still takes a reasonably long time to travel in a spacecraft. The fastest we have reached Venus from Earth is 109 days and the longest it has ever taken was 198 days.

8. starlust.org › how-long-does-it-take-to-get-toHow long does it take to get to each planet? - StarLust

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   Aug 9, 2024 · To this day only 3 missions made it to the closest planet of the solar system: Mariner 10, MESSENGER and Bepi-Colombo. Mariner 10 took 147 days to reach Venus (4 months and 27 days). Messenger took 7 years to reach Mercury. Bepi-Colombo will take 7 years too, it’s currently 5 years into its journey.

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   How long did it take a spacecraft to reach Venus?

   • The shortest successful trip any vessel from Earth has taken so far to reach Venus, was 109/110 days. This was achieved with the Mariner 2 mission which conducted the first successful flyby of Venus. It has been estimated that the Russian Venera 1 spacecraft did reach Venus quicker, at 97 days.

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   How long does it take to reach Venus?

   • Mariner 10 took 147 days to reach Venus (4 months and 27 days). Messenger took 7 years to reach Mercury. Bepi-Colombo will take 7 years too, it’s currently 5 years into its journey. Now you may think, why does it take so long to reach a planet that’s not that far away from Earth.

   How long does it take to get to each planet? - StarLust

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   How long does it take Venus to orbit the Sun?

   • It takes Venus roughly 225 Earth days to make an orbit of the Sun. A year on Venus then lasts 225 Earth days, roughly 140 days less than our own planet. Venus has a dense toxic atmosphere which is extremely heavy in carbon dioxide and is actually deemed the thickest found on all of our solar system’s rocky planets.

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   How fast does light travel between Earth and Venus?

   • Light travels at the fastest speed possible, which is over 186,000 miles per second (almost 300,000 km/s). Let’s see what this means for the time taken to cover the shortest, average, and longest gaps between Earth and Venus: At its average distance of 42.2 million miles, light takes 3 minutes 46 seconds to reach Earth from Venus.

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   How long does it take to fly to Venus?

   • Mission flight times to Venus have varied across different missions. If the aim is simply to get there as quickly as possible while being able to observe, this can be achieved within about 3 months, as with the Mariner 2 mission. But if the goal is to get close enough to enter orbit safely, then this takes longer.

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   How to launch a spacecraft from Earth to Venus?

   • To launch a spacecraft from Earth to an inner planet such as Venus using least propellant, its existing solar orbit (as it sits on the launch pad) must be adjusted so that it will take it to Venus. In other words, the spacecraft's aphelion is already the distance of Earth's orbit, and the perihelion will be on the orbit of Venus.

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10. science.nasa.gov › learn › basics-of-space-flightChapter 4: Trajectories - NASA Science

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    To get to Venus, rather than just to its orbit, again requires that the spacecraft be inserted into its interplanetary trajectory at the correct time so it will arrive at the Venusian orbit when Venus is there. Venus launch opportunities occur about every 19 months.