you got me curious, and i found nasa’s live solar system. venus is on „our side“ it looks like, (but boy i have trouble controlling the whole map) but i can’t figure out where it is in relation to the moon. so venus should also be a crescent but a different one?
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My drive into work last week was blessed by these two, watching them rise was absolutely amazing. Great pic OP.
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Sitting here scrolling I thought I was looking at an image posted on r/starfield. It’s a single player space game and many people who play it absolutely love exploring planets and sharing images like this. The picture you took is beautiful.
It will get closer to Venus. It looks like the mission budget is about $700 million, judging from some non-credible sources I spotted. The launch is planned for November 2031.
>In 2025, ESA formulated the mission goals as „top five questions“ that *EnVision* aims to solve:[^([20])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EnVision#cite_note-esa1-20) How geologically active is Venus today? How are Venus’s thick clouds sustained? How does Venus lose its heat? Where did Venus’s water go? How does the planet’s surface change over time?
Also, this is what your picture made me think of, for some reason:
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you got me curious, and i found nasa’s live solar system. venus is on „our side“ it looks like, (but boy i have trouble controlling the whole map) but i can’t figure out where it is in relation to the moon. so venus should also be a crescent but a different one?
My drive into work last week was blessed by these two, watching them rise was absolutely amazing. Great pic OP.
Sitting here scrolling I thought I was looking at an image posted on r/starfield. It’s a single player space game and many people who play it absolutely love exploring planets and sharing images like this. The picture you took is beautiful.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EnVision](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EnVision)
It will get closer to Venus. It looks like the mission budget is about $700 million, judging from some non-credible sources I spotted. The launch is planned for November 2031.
>In 2025, ESA formulated the mission goals as „top five questions“ that *EnVision* aims to solve:[^([20])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EnVision#cite_note-esa1-20) How geologically active is Venus today? How are Venus’s thick clouds sustained? How does Venus lose its heat? Where did Venus’s water go? How does the planet’s surface change over time?
Also, this is what your picture made me think of, for some reason:
[https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/The_Second_Star_to_the_Right_(Peter_Pan)](https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/The_Second_Star_to_the_Right_(Peter_Pan))
It was really gorgeous tonight. With a fire sunset.
I see that Venus is just over half full.
This would be the perfect background for a smartphone or something 😀