Returning to Venus and Getting a Closer Look to Ganymede

The video discusses NASA's shift from Mars to Venus exploration, highlighting two new missions: Da Vinci Plus and Veritas. Da Vinci Plus will study Venus's atmosphere, while Veritas will map its geological features. The video also covers NASA's Juno mission, which recently flew by Ganymede, gathering data to understand its magnetic field and surface features. These missions aim to enhance our understanding of planetary environments and their evolution.

What is the primary goal of NASA's new missions to Venus?

• To mine resources from Venus

• To establish a human colony on Venus

• To explore the possibility of life on Venus

• To understand Venus's geologic history and climate

What is the Da Vinci Plus mission primarily focused on?

• Mapping Venus's surface

• Studying Venus's atmosphere

• Searching for life on Venus

• Exploring Venus's magnetic field

What technology will Veritas use to map Venus's surface?

• Infrared imaging

• Ultraviolet scanning

• Laser altimetry

• Synthetic Aperture Radar

What makes Ganymede unique among moons in our solar system?

• It has the largest volcanoes

• It has its own magnetic field

• It is the smallest moon

• It has an atmosphere similar to Earth

What did Juno's flyby of Ganymede aim to investigate?

• The presence of water on Ganymede

• Ganymede's ionosphere and magnetic field

• The possibility of life on Ganymede

• The temperature variations on Ganymede