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50 km above its desolate surface, the cool cloud tops of Venus offer a potential refuge for life.
For more than 100 years astronomers have seen dark patches swirling in the clouds of Venus, visible only in ultraviolet light.
Venus' surface is twice the temperature of a pizza oven; yet engineers push the boundaries of science to build probes that can deliver data from the depths of this crushing inferno; experts describe their battle strategies and technologies.
Experts share valuable lessons from Venus on the origins of life, acid rain, ozone loss, global warming and other questions; they make the passionate case for further exploring Earth's "evil twin sister."