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Venus Discovering Venus: the most romantic planet in the Solar System.
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Read More »But if we tried to move a bit ‘up, towards the high atmosphere of the planet? Here, suddenly, the situation could change. At 50 kilometers of altitude, in fact, the temperature of Venus reaches 60 ° C; still warm, of course, but this heat could be manageable without too many problems with nowadays technologies. If we climb a little higher we will be even better, finding ourselves in a comfortable environment of 30°C. At this height the pressure is about 1 atm, the samethat we experience on Earth; since gravity is similar to Earth’s, therefore, the settlers of Venus would not suffer of some of the typical problems of space exploration related to the alteration of gravity, such as osteoporosis. Moreover, the density of the Venusian atmosphere blocks dangerous radiation: a positive condition, especially when compared to Mars’s almost total absence of protection. There remains, however, a problem: how to “live” suspended? The solution is at the same time romantic and fascinating. The atmosphere of Venus, rich in CO2 (gas heavier than air), would allow, in fact, aerostatic balloons to float in the sky and move easily. Within these balloons, the settlers could live by exploiting the elements of the atmosphere itself, transforming CO2 into oxygen and coal, and sulfuric acid into oxygen, water and sulfur. Venus is also much more accessible than Mars and supplies from Earth would be able to reach the settlers more easily. In fact, a round-trip mission to Venus lasts 440 days, while for Mars it takes 650/900 days. Convincing the space agencies to approve a Venus mission of this kind before any of the Martian ones already in place, seems an impossible mission. But we at Impactscool are dreamers, and the idea of being able to live in a floating colony, suspended on the planet of love and beauty, fills our hearts with a thrill of elation and makes this wish even more unique and charming.
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