Mon, 10/30/2017
"While Venus is billed as Earth’s twin, in reality it could not be much different.
The clouds rain sulfuric acid and surface temperatures hover around 480°C — so hot that Earthly electronics begin to fail, if they don’t melt first.
Senesky is at the forefront of a new wave of electronics engineering of devices that can withstand such extreme temperatures, corrosiveness and radiation. Join her for a fascinating look at the future of extreme electronics."
Building extreme electronics for extreme conditions - Stanford Engineering Magazine Issue #50
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