Despite its scorching temperatures, Venus is proving to be a pretty attractive planet to explore. The latest information suggests that NASA are developing a plan to conquer its upper atmosphere with a fleet of solar-powered aircraft that could create an entire city above the clouds in the future. 
This idea was recently developed at a NASA on Venus, where it was decided to have a series of missions to this planet.
"The vast majority of people, when they hear the idea of going to Venus and exploring it, think of the surface, where it's hot enough to melt lead and the pressure is the same as being almost a mile under the ocean," NASA aerospace engineer Chris Jones told IEEE Spectrum magazine.
And he continues: "I think a lot of people haven't bothered to look at the relatively much more hospitable atmosphere of the planet and how they could operate there for a while.".
The reason this idea is being discussed is that Venus is a planet much closer to Earth than Mars, which is the next target for human exploration. Another thing that makes Venus interesting is the fact that its size is similar to that of Earth.
