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Mode 3 particles or sensor illusion?
marsbug
post Jun 5 2009, 10:49 AM
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When discussing venus a topic that often comes up is the presence of non spherical 'mode 3' particles in the clouds. One of the first hits that comes up on a search is this article, which suggests that the Mode 3 particles may be a sensor illusion. Has the existence/non existence of mode 3 particles been settled, and if not, are there any plans to investigate them further?


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remcook
post Jun 8 2009, 12:22 PM
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This is still an issue apparantly (see here - does this work for you?). People have been proposing new in situ mission for Venus for quite a while, without much luck so far.
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post Jun 9 2009, 10:37 AM
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Yes that works fine thanks! There's clearly a lot still to learn from venus, I hope there's a ballon or aerobot mission going there sometime soon. Could a moderator or admin change the title of this thread to 'Mode 3 particles or sensor illusion? '. I only typed down radar because I'd been looking at Magellan radar maps of venus and my brain has a few wires loose wacko.gif ....


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