Davinci: Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation Of Noble Gases, Chemistry, And Imaging

Lori S. Glaze,James B. Garvin, Brent Robertson,Natasha M. Johnson,Michael J. Amato, Jessica Thompson, Colby Goodloe, Dave Everett

2017 IEEE AEROSPACE CONFERENCE（2017）

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Abstract

DAVINCI is one of five Discovery-class missions selected by NASA in October 2015 for Phase A studies. Launching in November 2021 and arriving at Venus in June of 2023, DAVINCI would be the first U.S. entry probe to target Venus' atmosphere in 45 years. DAVINCI is designed to study the chemical and isotopic composition of a complete cross-section of Venus' atmosphere at a level of detail that has not been possible on earlier missions and to image the surface at optical wavelengths and process-relevant scales.

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Discovery-class missions,NASA,DAVINCI,U.S. entry probe,Venus atmosphere,chemical composition,isotopic composition,optical wavelengths,Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases Chemistry and Imaging

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