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1. venusresearchworkbook.readthedocs.io › en › latestWorkbook — Venus Research Workbook 0.1 documentation

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   At this point (2024) I redo the entire analysis, rewriting all code using Python, documenting the process and the code as thoroughly as possible. We use Venus Express VeRa and VMC data. VEX-VeRa data

2. pds-atmospheres.nmsu.edu › vePDS Atmospheres Node - New Mexico State University

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   Sep 11, 2005 · SPICAV assists in the analysis of Venus' atmosphere. In particular, it will also look for sulphur compounds and molecular oxygen in the atmosphere. It will determine the density and temperature of the atmosphere at 80-180 kilometers altitude.

3. github.com › joshuakt › Venus-evolutionGitHub - joshuakt/Venus-evolution: Python code for Planetary ...

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   This python script perfoms the Monte Carlo calculations to reproduce results from the main text. It also contains nominal parameter ranges, which can be altered to reproduce different scenarios and sensitivity tests.

4. www.esa.int › Science_Exploration › Space_ScienceESA - Venus Express Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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   Venus Express was captured into an orbit around Venus by firing the main engine for 53 minutes. About five days later, a two-week long series of manoeuvres began putting the spacecraft into its operational orbit, circling above the poles of the planet once every 24 hours.

5. www.cosmos.esa.int › web › xmm-newtonSAS Data Analysis Threads - XMM-Newton - Cosmos

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   With the infrastructure of Python introduced in SAS 19, five experimental threads have been released under Jupyter Notebooks. These threads are not intended to be complete but to serve the purpose of illustrating how to use the Python interface to run SAS from a Jupyter Notebook

6. pypi.org › project › venimvenim - PyPI

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   Jun 19, 2020 · Project description. Venus Imaging Analysis. Python tools for Venus Image Analysis. Free software: MIT license. Documentation: https://venim.readthedocs.io. Features. If the feature has been implemented in an importable way, it’s indicated by a filled checkmark [x] [x] Read FITS arrays (done via astropy.io.fits)

7. People also ask

   Why is Venus Express called Venus Express?

   • The name Venus Express comes from the short time to define, prepare and launch the mission. It will take less than three years from the approval to the launch of the mission. To do this, ESA re-used the same design as the Mars Express mission and the same industrial teams that worked on that mission. What are the mission objectives?

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   Why is Venus Express special?

   • Venus Express is special because it aims to study the Venusian atmosphere and clouds in unprecedented detail and accuracy. It is ESA's first spacecraft to visit this planet. It is hoped it will also achieve several other 'firsts', such as: First sounding of Venusian top-side ionospheric structure.

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   How long did Venus Express last?

   • The journey lasted 162 days. Venus Express was captured into an orbit around Venus by firing the main engine for 53 minutes. About five days later, a two-week long series of manoeuvres began putting the spacecraft into its operational orbit, circling above the poles of the planet once every 24 hours. How long did Venus Express operate?

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   What is the difference between Mars Express and Venus Express?

   • While Mars Express was wrapped into a black thermal insulation to retain some heat in the coldness of the outer Solar System, Venus Express bears 27 layers of kapton insulation with a shiny golden upper cover to evacuate as much thermal radiation as possible. The solar arrays had to be redesigned too.

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   What lessons did Mars Express learn from Venus Express?

   • The experience of Mars Express was and continues to be passed on to Venus Express. An example of a lesson in development was in the way that the 'startrackers' from Galileo Avionica were verified. On Mars Express, there were no 'stray light' tests, but this verification was improved on Venus Express by performing these very important tests.

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   Does Venus Express have a second antenna?

   • To enable communications in any configuration, a second antenna (directly taken from the Rosetta project) was added on top of Venus Express, pointed in opposite direction to the high-gain antenna. The payload has also been changed, as it includes only three instruments derived from those flown on Mars Express.

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8. link.springer.com › article › 10The legacy of Venus Express: highlights from the first ...

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   Nov 20, 2015 · Venus Express has opened new paths in Venus science—this multi-purpose orbiter mission, observing Venus from the surface to the ionosphere and beyond has raised many new questions. It has revigorated the interest of the community for Venus and and it calls for follow up missions.