Published November 29, 2007
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Journal Article
Venus: Express dispatches
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Ingersoll, Andrew P.
Chicago
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Abstract
The Venus Express mission has returned its first findings on the harsh atmosphere of our sister planet. It's another step towards explaining how Venus turned out so differently from our balmy home.
Additional Information
© 2007 Nature Publishing Group. Published online 28 November 2007.Errata
The News & Views article "Venus: Express dispatches" by Andrew P. Ingersoll (Nature 450, 617–618; 2007) contained the erroneous statement that Venus's equator is warmer than the poles at altitudes above 65 km. It is colder.Additional details
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- Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences (GPS)