Will humans land on a planet, dwarf planet, or moon large enough to be spheroid in shape OTHER than the Moon or Mars by the end of 2050?

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For example, Venus, Ceres, or Enceladus would count, but Phobos would not (too small).

For Venus, a blimp will could as landing.

(Earth does not count lol)

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Earth is not ruled out in the description...

This resolves at the end of the year.

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@RobbieMensonides Yeah, should be extended but I'm not sure if op is still active

@RobbieMensonides It closes in 2050 on my end it looks like

does landing on Venus require actually touching the surface or would a floating balloon base count?

@NadiaMatsiuk Oh, I missed the last line. Great

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Y'all, let's go to Phobos. Bring shovels.

Would an aerial station over Venus (in the atmosphere, not in orbit) count, or do they need to reach the surface?

Actual humans landing, or is landing a rover or bot sufficient?

@Duncan Actual humans

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