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NASA's delayed VERITAS Venus mission tests key technology in Iceland

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NASA's VERITAS Venus mission continues to be on hold. Scientists have been perfecting technologies on Earth in places that resemble the hellish planet. Last month, the mission's science team visited a barren and rocky region in Iceland. The team used the volcanic landscape as a Venus analog to test radar technologies and techniques.

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NASA's delayed VERITAS Venus mission tests key technology in Iceland

Team members of NASA's VERITAS Venus mission tested key technologies and techniques in volcanic regions in Iceland recently.

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