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It’s a big setback for NASA’s plans to send three missions to our nearest planetary neighbor.it looks like the White House’s latest budget proposal for NASA may have long-lasting repercussions for scientists hoping to learn more about Earth’s evil twin.

The VERITAS team was expected to lead the way by sending a probe to orbit Venus and beam data back to Earth.NASA’s VERITAS “deep freeze” also affects other space agenciesThe last mission to have visited Venus was NASA’s Magellan spacecraft.the delay to NASA’s VERITAS mission will likely have knock-on effects for the other two missions NASA has planned.

NASA officials intended to use data collected by VERITAS to help choose the best entry point for the probe.Featured Video NASA’s “ecade of Venus” hit by budget issuesDue to budgetary restraints.

NASA has reportedly channeled much of the funding for VERITAS’s engineering operations toward other missions facing cost overruns

Automation will position us to take advantage of today’s renewed focus on establishing battery production in the U.it is yet to be seen if they can pull off high-speed maneuvers when the “pilot” is not in the cockpit and has limited situational awareness

Dawn Aerospace plans to make the Mk-III a two-stage orbital vehicle with a disposable second stage that can carry more than 1 tonne on a suborbital flight or send a 551 lbs (250 kg) satellite to low-Earth orbit.The Mk-II “Aurora” is a remotely piloted spacecraft that has the potential to make numerous daily journeys into suborbital space and take off and land on runways similar to a conventional jet.

Last week’s tests were the first to be completed with the company’s proprietary rocket engines.announced the completion of its Mk-II “Aurora” spaceplane’s first rocket-powered flight campaign.