A day outlasts a year on Venus.
Venus takes 243 Earth days to rotate once, but only 225 Earth days to orbit the Sun. It also spins backward compared with most planets.
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An evergrowing collection of photographs, observations, and signals left by passing travelers.
ENTER THE ARCHIVE ↘01 / VISUAL MEMORY
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02 / MACHINES IN THE DARK
Spacecraft archive
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03 / HUMAN SIGNALS
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04 / STRANGE DATA
Space is weirder than fiction.
Cool facts from NASA’s records.
A teaspoon of neutron star weighs about a billion tons.
A neutron star can pack more mass than the Sun into a sphere only about 10 miles wide.
NASA SOURCE ↗Mars has blue sunsets.
Fine Martian dust scatters blue light close to the Sun at sunrise and sunset, while the daytime sky appears reddish.
NASA SOURCE ↗Mercury hides water ice.
Deep craters near the poles stay in permanent shadow, cold enough to preserve ice despite Mercury’s closeness to the Sun.
NASA SOURCE ↗A volcano on Mars rises about three Everests high.
Olympus Mons is the largest volcano known in the solar system, with broad, surprisingly shallow slopes.
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Longer observations, field notes, and transmissions are still being decoded.
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