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Looking at Venus as a bright point in the morning or evening sky, researchers long speculated that its brightness meant impenetrable clouds, frequent rain and perhaps jungles and their inhabitants on this hot, wet world near the Sun. If that were true, our rovers would be exploring jungles rather than the deserts of Mars—but it is not. Still, what if our exploration rover landed in a rainforest? What might fill a jungle rover’s day?
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