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Europe will go it alone on Venus mission after NASA yanks radar instrument

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The European Space Agency is proceeding independently with its Venus mission, Envision, after NASA withdrew its commitment to provide a critical radar instrument. This move will enable scientists to map Venus's surface at unprecedented resolution, potentially revealing signs of active volcanism beneath the planet’s thick cloud cover. Developers and tech professionals should watch for advancements in radar technology and interplanetary communications as Europe pushes forward with this ambitious mission.

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