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Big Year for Space Exploration 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year in space science. First, the Venus Life Finder mission is approaching its destination, aiming to probe the Venusian atmosphere for potential biosignatures. This high-risk, high-reward mission could change our understanding of where life can exist. Meanwhile, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile is preparing to begin full-scale operations. Its Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) is expected to collect 20 terabytes of data every night, enabling discoveries in dark matter, dark energy, near-Earth asteroids, and the origins of the universe. Together, these missions mark a bold step forward in astrobiology and cosmology, blending deep-space curiosity with world-class science infrastructure. #SpaceTech #VenusMission #RubinObservatory #AstroScience #2025Missions

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