Why Is It So Tough To Go To Venus And How Long Would It Take Us To Go There?

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[@Ekofoyurittyt]

The day when humanity will finally start travelling to space that will be amazing

[@manojsuri007]

@@Ekofoyurittyt more than half of the people don't have money to buy food. Traveling to space is a distant dream. Scientist ls should rather work on improving living conditions on earth.

[@reallybig4868]

Ionizing radiation. No thanks ill stay home

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@MrRoyalGard]

Love the sun graphic :D (9.41)

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Why go to Venus anyway? It's the most deadliest place in the inner solar system outside of the sun for a lifeform like us! It'd be like jumping into an active volcano!;

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

if we could find a way to stay in the upper atmosphere, that wouldn't be so bad since the upper atmosphere of Venus supposedly has conditions that are better (1 bar of pressure etc)

[@1950Grendel]

It's only 20 Million Miles to Earth, and you can bring back an ymir.

[@janwarnawa7946]

Wanneer komen ze nou eens met een voortstuwing voor een space ship van deze tijd moderne dus die van nu is uit de middeleeuwen

[@hardstylboy]

Ben ik helemaal mee eens in films kan alles zo mooi maar in het echt middel eeuwen technologie hebben een spaceship nodig niet zo amateur gevaarlijk raket

[@janwarnawa7946]

@@hardstylboy ja ze zeggen altijd op Internet dat ze de lichtspeed motor ontdekt hebben maar ik zie het niet

[@NicholasNerios]

Roughly 9% lighter on Venus. And 60% lighter on Mars. 90% lighter on the moon. Venus atmosphere 1,350 psi 870°F Earth atmosphere 14.5 psi 63°F (Humans) Mars 0.088psi -80°F Moon 0.000 psi -208°F Venus is closer proximity to a sun that will supernova. Why go there?

[@kispie]

The sun isn't massive enough to go supernova. After it expands to a red giant, it will shed its layers and shrink down to a white dwarf. Plus we go their to learn more about the solar systems creation. Learning more about Venus can be crucial

[@gringostudy797]

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