Down to hell: travelling through the atmosphere of Venus
The popular science fiction of the early 20th century depicted Venus as a kind of wonderland; with pleasantly warm temperatures, forests, swamps, and even dinosaurs. A kind of Jurassic Park where someone already wanted to bring one-day rich tourists looking for emotions.

Today, Venus is unlikely to be perceived as a dream destination for would-be space tourists. As revealed by numerous missions in recent decades, rather than being a paradise, Venus is a hell.

How Will We Journey to Mars?
Mars, Mars, Mars… All everyone has been talking about recently. Humans do always have a deep desire to explore and seek adventure… from our youngest to our eldest. And when they set their minds to something, they become unstoppable. Throughout history, we've traveled across continents, sailed ships, flown airplanes, and even launched rockets to discover new lands and push the boundaries of what's possible. And until now, no challenge has been too impossible to overcome.
But there's one adventure that we haven't fully tackled yet, and it's a big one: a journey from Earth to Mars.

Journey (without return) in the hellish atmosphere of Jupiter
Mysterious, imposing and austere, Jupiter is the largest and most massive planet in the entire Solar System. It is so large (140 thousand kilometers in diameter) that if we put together all the other planets, including Saturn, we would be able to equal only half of its mass. It is difficult to describe in words the fascination that this cosmic giant has exerted over the centuries on entire generations of astronomers, enthusiasts and simply curious. On Jupiter everything is out of scale, starting from its best known feature, the Great Red Spot, a huge cyclone that rages in the atmosphere of the planet for at least 350 years.
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Credits: Ron Miller, Mark A. Garlick / MarkGarlick.com ,Elon Musk/SpaceX/ Flickr
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00:00 Intro
00:01 Journey to Venus
13:48 Journey To Mars
24:00 Journey (without return) in the hellish atmosphere of Jupiter

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