• Scope: Celestron Explorascope 70AZ

• Camera: Samsung Galaxy M13 camera

• ISO: 2000

• Exposure: 1/900 sec

• Frames stacked: 3 out of 31

Stacked in Registax 6 and processed in Photoshop

Clicked with my iPhone last night, location: North Texas

Based off of various radar images edited to more closely match what our eyes might see. Colours based off of Venera pictures.

I can never quite hold the camera completely still but it's always a pretty sight to see the bright glow of Venus near the horizon at night.

I've read that if you replace Venus's atmosphere with Earth's, it would be around 55-70 degrees Celcius, which is incredibly uncomfortable but survivable in the short term without protective equipment and definitely survivable in the long term with it.

hello, I am creating my own seamless maps of Venus and I was wondering where I can find Pioneer Venus data to fill in gaps in the Magellan SAR and altimetric maps as well as a download the high resolution south pole map which I have a hard time finding everywhere except QuickMap. Is there a site where I can download this data, or do I have to order pioneer stuff from an archive and try to get my hands on the Magellan CDs?

I was like “wow look at that big star by the moon!”

My kindergartner says “mom…. Would you be embarrassed to know that it’s actually Venus and not a star!”

And I’m wondering if that’s correct Information.