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Scientists: Camryn and Finnegan Technologists: Isaiah and Kaushik Engineers: Miranda and Sophie Strategic Communications: Grace and Charlotte Visualization Specialist: Wilson Venus Atmospheric Properties Orbital VAPOR

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Mission Goal #1

Mission Goal #2

Mission Goal #3

●Temperature ●The Diviner Lunar Radiometer ●Adapted for Venus ●Atmosphere Composition and Greenhouse Gas Analysis ●Tunable Ultraviolet Spectrometer

●Cloud Movement and Wind Speeds ●CTX (Context Camera), HiRISE (High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment), MARCI (Mars Color Imager) ●Venusian Bright Spots and Cold Layer Examination ●DPR (Dual- frequency Precipitation Radar)

Cape Canaveral, Florida Mid-May 2015 Launch Platform: Atlas V 410

The Payload: Modified Maven Satellite AvCoat heat shield for eventual decay orbit Monopropellant propulsion: Hydrazine Lockheed Martin Space Systems Polar orbit around Venus Nextel Whipple Shield High gain antenna

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Visualization Specialist: An Entertaining Position ●Both independent and dependent on the team ●Quite the Challenge

●Infographics are for a target audience ●Without financial and political backing, ideas stay dreams ●Specific points to hammer down Visions and Stakeholders: The Most Important Parts

dfs/CeramicFabric.pdf pdf GE%20Fact%20Sheet- p6_for%20print_April pdf new.jpl.nasa.gov/dspace/bitstream/2014/229 83/1/ pdf irtTxtJml/Spectrpy/UV-Vis/spectrum.htm pdf References

This work would not be possible without the invaluable contributions of: Ms. Elizabeth Joyner Ms. Linda Sherman Mr. Jay Brooks Ms. Gay Riley Ms. Alex Gray Ms. Madihah Alam Mr. Lucas Potter Dr. Shad Combs Dr. Piotr Domaszczynski Ms. Ellen GrayMr. Jasper Halekas Mr. Paul MahaffyMr. Jacob Reed And all of the amazing presenters and Wallops Flight Facility Staff we had the privilege of meeting Special Thanks