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A Japanese Probe That Was Lost In Space For 5 Years Has Finally Made It To Venus

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A Japanese Probe That Was Lost In Space For 5 Years Has Finally Made It To Venus

by The Daily Eye Team December 8 2015, 4:59 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 13 secs

Back in 2010, Akatsuki was launched into space to study the surface of Venus. While the spacecraft reached the planet on 7 December 2010, it didn’t quite enter orbit around it owing to a faulty engine valve.

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