Venusian Collection (page 2)

Phases of Venus, 19th-century diagram

Sunrise over Venus, artwork
Sunrise over Venus. Artwork of the view from orbit of the Sun rising over the clouds covering the planet Venus. Venus is the second planet from the Sun

Vega orbiter. Model of the Vega probes orbital module, which was used as part of the international Vega mission. This was launched in December 1984, to study Venus and the tail of Halleys Comet

Vega lander. Model of the Vega probes descent vehicle, which was used as part of the international Vega mission, launched in December 1984, to study Venus and the tail of Halleys Comet

Lunar occultation of Venus. The crescent Moon (larger crescent) is about to pass in front of the planet Venus (smaller crescent, below and left of the Moon), an event known as an occultation

Folklore / Extraterrestria
A VENUSIAN giant seizes the foolhardy travellers from Earth

Imaginary inhabitants of the planet Venus, as conceived by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre in Harmonies de la Nature

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"Exploring the Mysteries of Venus: Unveiling the Enigmatic 'Venusian' Realm" Flying Saucers Have Landed, book cover: Delving into the realms of extraterrestrial encounters, this captivating book cover hints at a world beyond our own. Venus radar map, North Pole: Peering through the cosmic lens, scientists uncover mesmerizing secrets hidden within Venus's enigmatic terrain. UFOs/Adamski: George Adamski's encounters with unidentified flying objects ignite curiosity and fascination about otherworldly visitors. Adamski and Painting: A visionary artist captures his ethereal experiences on canvas, bridging the gap between imagination and reality. Pluto and Charon: As we explore distant celestial bodies like Pluto and its moon Charon, we ponder if they too hold clues to interplanetary communication. Letters from the Planets: Intriguing correspondence from far-off worlds sparks wonderment as we contemplate life beyond Earth's boundaries. Surface of Venus and probe artwork: Through artistic interpretation, we catch a glimpse of what lies beneath Venus's shrouded surface – an invitation to unravel its mysteries.