2011
DOI: 10.1007/s10686-011-9244-3
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EnVision: taking the pulse of our twin planet

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“…Given the association of rifts and other features with these topographic rises, subcrustal lid rejuvenation very likely drives a range of more subtle geological process at the surface at the present day. New missions capable of change detection, such as interferometric SAR (Ghail et al, 2012; Hammer-Aitoff Equal Area Great Circle Fits Asthenosphere 0 5000 km 5000…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the association of rifts and other features with these topographic rises, subcrustal lid rejuvenation very likely drives a range of more subtle geological process at the surface at the present day. New missions capable of change detection, such as interferometric SAR (Ghail et al, 2012; Hammer-Aitoff Equal Area Great Circle Fits Asthenosphere 0 5000 km 5000…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent data provided from the Venus Express Mission show evidence of geologically young, and even ongoing, volcanism on the venusian surface (Smrekar et al, 2010). However, the thermal history of Venus remains an enigma and there are many fundamental and unanswered questions on the structure and evolution of its lithosphere (e.g., Smrekar et al, 1997;Stofan et al, 1997;Phillips et al, 1997;Grimm and Hess, 1997), which are key issues for understanding Venus in the context of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial planets (Garvin et al, 2009;Ghail et al, 2012;Sotin et al, 2014;VEXAG, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These were proposed separately to ESA as M-class missions in 2010 under the names "European Venus Explorer (EVE)" (Chassefière et al 2009; for the balloon mission (Fig. 5), and "EnVision" (Ghail et al 2012) for the orbiter mission They were also proposed together as a combined L-class mission in 2013 (Wilson et al 2013).…”
Section: Esamentioning
confidence: 99%