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Thomas Zurbuchen

Last June,

selected two missions, DAVINCI & VERITAS, to explore the mysterious planet, Venus. But why Venus, and why now? Learn more as

@NASASolarSystem

’s Lori Glaze speaks with

about the selection of these two exciting missions: go.nasa.gov/3ky6y8e

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@NASASolarSystem

Bout time

@JClassicRock61

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@NASASolarSystem

NASA should be focusing on planets that will support human life, and how our remaining species will get there.

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So beautiful.

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