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    Podcast: Emily Drabek Maunder discusses the discovery of phosphine on Venus
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    Radio Astronomy Podcast Dr Emily Drabek-Maunder discusses phosphine on Venus

    Venus’s northern hemisphere, as seen by NASA’s Magellan probe. Credit: NASA/JPL
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    Venus The search for life on the hellish planet

    A view of Venus captured by JAXA's Akatsuki orbiter. © PLANET-C Project Team
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    Venus Astronomers discover evidence of microbial life in planet's clouds

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    Venus and a 14%-lit waning crescent Moon near M44 on the morning of 14 September. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Observing guide See Venus, Moon and Beehive Cluster, 11-15 September

    The angle between Earth, Venus and the Sun is 90˚ at greatest western elongation. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    See Venus at greatest western elongation

    The current Venus rover design with wheels and an exterior turbine. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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    Venus Could we ever land a rover on the hellish planet?

    Venus in the Pleiades
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    Photographing the ring of Venus

    How to see and photograph the lunar occultation of Venus. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Lunar occultation of Venus, 19 June: how to see and photograph it

    A view of Venus captured by JAXA's Akatsuki orbiter. © PLANET-C Project Team
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    Radio Astronomy Podcast Venus special: farewell to the evening star

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    Venus is set to disappear from the evening sky towards the end of the month. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Venus Why the planet is soon to disappear from the evening sky

    Venus appears near a crescent Moon. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Observing guide See Venus near a beautiful crescent Moon this weekend

    A view out of the window with the shadow-casting Venus symbol attached to the glass. Venus’s light had to pass through tree branches on the way. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Capture a shadow cast by the planet Venus

    A false-colour image of cloud tops captured by Venus Express from a distance of 30,000km on 8 December 2011. Credit: ESA/MPS/DLR/IDA
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    The green flash of Venus: what it is and how to see it

    An image of Venus created using data from NASA's Magellan spacecraft and Pioneer Venus Orbiter. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
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    Facts about the planet Venus

    A crescent Venus. Credit: Pete Lawrence
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    Ashen light: the mystery of Venus’s dark-side glow

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