Our most detailed maps of Venus come from
A) Earth- based radio telescopes.
B) the Magellan space probe.
C) the Hubble Space Telescope.
D) manned landings.
E) direct observation from Earth- based optical telescopes.

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The Magellan space probe, which orbited Venus from 1990 to 1994, used radar to map the surface of Venus with the highest resolution available at the time, penetrating the planet's thick cloud cover.

Our Most Detailed Maps of Venus Come from