South Korea advances Venus exploration with new cubesat missions
TL;DR
South Korea's IBS has ordered a series of small cubesats to study Venus from low Earth orbit, aiming to complement larger missions and provide continuous data over 15 years, despite potential NASA budget cuts threatening flagship Venus missions.
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