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Kepler-1649b: an exo-Venus in the solar neighborhood

Kepler-1649b: an exo-Venus in the solar neighborhood

... and Venus analogs is becom- ing especially important as the ongoing K2 mission, like Kepler, discovers and studies more and more Earth-sized, near- habitable zone planets ( Demory et ...a Venus-like climate ...

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The influence of Jupiter, Mars and Venus on Earth’s
orbital evolution

The influence of Jupiter, Mars and Venus on Earth’s orbital evolution

... Aside from those regions where close approaches or resonant interactions begin to render the Solar System unstable, our results show that Mars has a far less significant impact on the orbital evolution of the Earth than ...

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The Divergent Evolution of Earth and Venus

The Divergent Evolution of Earth and Venus

... quickly the mantle loses heat. Increasing E generally leads to an increased present- day Moho temperature and slightly thicker crust, but also to lower temperatures of the mantle and core that cause decreased mantle heat ...

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Radio occultation experiment of the Venus atmosphere and ionosphere with the Venus orbiter Akatsuki

Radio occultation experiment of the Venus atmosphere and ionosphere with the Venus orbiter Akatsuki

... Previous radio occultation observations of the Venu- sian atmosphere, including those conducted by Mariner 5, Mariner 10, Pioneer Venus Orbiter (PVO) and Venus Ex- press have provided a variety of ...

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Origin and evolution of the atmospheres of early Venus, Earth and Mars

Origin and evolution of the atmospheres of early Venus, Earth and Mars

... early Venus, Earth and Mars it will be crucial to gain a clearer knowledge of the early evolution of the Sun, in particular of its EUV flux during the first ...and Venus are ...for Venus, it will be ...

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Proton temperature anisotropies in the plasma environment of Venus

Proton temperature anisotropies in the plasma environment of Venus

... Proton cyclotron waves are, however, certainly present in the magnetosheaths of both Mars and Venus [Russell et al., 2006a]. A recent statistical study, Fränz et al. [2017], is one of very few studies combining ...

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Lightning detection on Venus: a critical review

Lightning detection on Venus: a critical review

... Hansell et al. (1995) installed the CCD detector at the 153 cm telescope located on Mt. Bigelow, Arizona (more popularly known locally as the “61-inch.”), and searched for light flashes on the nightside of Venus. ...

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Effect of Interplanetary Matter on the Spin Evolutions of Venus and Mercury

Effect of Interplanetary Matter on the Spin Evolutions of Venus and Mercury

... the Venus has a retrograde and long-period ...the Venus, mechanisms such as core mantle friction inside planet [1], atmospheric tide [2-7], or twain effects together [8-11], and impact with a giant object ...

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RELOADING A LEGEND 25 JAHRE VENUS OUR NEW FEATURES TOTALLY NEW HALL CONCEPT LIVE CAMGIRLS ARENA VENUS CLUB SHOPPING MALL VENUS FESTIVAL ASIA MEETS B2B

RELOADING A LEGEND 25 JAHRE VENUS OUR NEW FEATURES TOTALLY NEW HALL CONCEPT LIVE CAMGIRLS ARENA VENUS CLUB SHOPPING MALL VENUS FESTIVAL ASIA MEETS B2B

... Logo on main press photo wall Logo on a banner in the entrance hall Logo in the sponsoring section of the homepage, large image 30 day-tickets for visitors Logo on the VENUS stationery[r] ...

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Possible Signs of Life on the Planet Venus

Possible Signs of Life on the Planet Venus

... The new analysis of the Venus’ panoramas was based on the search of unusual elements in two ways. Since the efficiency of the landers maintained for a long time they produced a large number of primary panoramas or ...

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An uppermost haze layer above 100 km found over Venus by the SOIR instrument onboard Venus Express

An uppermost haze layer above 100 km found over Venus by the SOIR instrument onboard Venus Express

... The Solar Occultation in the InfraRed (SOIR) instrument onboard Venus Express was designed to measure the Venu‑ sian atmospheric transmission at high altitudes (65–220 km) in the infrared range (2.2–4.3 μm) with a ...

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Performance of Akatsuki/IR2 in Venus orbit: the first year

Performance of Akatsuki/IR2 in Venus orbit: the first year

... in Venus orbit, experienced several problems that need to be addressed before observations can be regularly conducted and the data stably ...orbiting Venus, from December 2015 to November 2016, includ- ing ...

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A study of large volcanoes and their geological settings on Venus

A study of large volcanoes and their geological settings on Venus

... on Venus are not concentrated along linear boundaries, an observation that confirmed the absence o f plate tectonism o f the venusian ...on Venus were first detected by Earth-based radar and in Pioneer ...

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Perceptions of divinity : the changing characters of Roman Venus.

Perceptions of divinity : the changing characters of Roman Venus.

... to Venus (and the goddesses who influenced her) in literature and inscriptions, together with images on monuments, coins and other artefacts, in order to gain the widest view of perceptions at ...of Venus ...

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Giovanni Bonazza. Reclining Female Figure or Venus

Giovanni Bonazza. Reclining Female Figure or Venus

... our Venus and the aforementioned sculptures: the eyes, the curve of the eye- brows, the form of the cheeks and mouth of the Dallas Nymph ...the Venus under consideration here, as is the treatment of the ...

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Stabilization of Venus’ climate by a chemical albedo feedback

Stabilization of Venus’ climate by a chemical albedo feedback

... abundance and the surface temperature. Here, we propose that the pyrite-magnetite buffer combined with cloud albedo feedback controls the surface temperature on Venus. We show that this mechanism keeps the surface ...

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Specular Reflections: John Brett and the Mirror of Venus

Specular Reflections: John Brett and the Mirror of Venus

... of Venus might reflect the earth, Brett raised both the possibility of realizing the generalizable scientific gaze and its other, a re fl ected image of the gazing ...of Venus was evidence of re fl ...

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Temple University   Black Venus pdf

Temple University Black Venus pdf

... Hottentot Venus (1997) similarly shows images only indirectly linked to Bartmann’s body and deliberately provides specifi c references only within the ...“Hottentot Venus,” comments on issues of control ...

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Can an interplanetary magnetic field reach the surface of Venus?

Can an interplanetary magnetic field reach the surface of Venus?

... at Venus’ surface, we estimate the magnetic diffusion time in Venus’ ...when Venus’ atmosphere is sufficiently diffusive and the in- terplanetary magnetic field surrounding Venus is stationary ...

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AKATSUKI returns to Venus

AKATSUKI returns to Venus

... The spatial resolution of the LIR image is ~60 km/pixel, which is the highest spatial resolution image of Venus ever obtained in the mid-infrared wavelengths. The southern polar region is the brightest (highest in ...

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