This is the surface of Venus, captured by a Soviet probe in the 1970s
A piece of one of these missions just crash landed in the Indian Ocean
I didnโt even know the Soviets had landed crafts on Venus, took photos, recorded sounds, etc, until a few years ago
Crazy!
Cool, I didn't know that either.
How long did it last there I wonder- seem to remember sulfuric acid rain or something like that in that hood..
I believe it only lasted 15 minutes
Crazy ๐ค
My grandfather supervised the production of the Venice module, as well as several other Soviet space missions (the Lunokhod, the lunar soil sample, Phobos, and Halley's Comet). In fact, I still find unused spacecraft parts he brought in the garage.
Didn't know images could be that high-def in the 70s
I knew that, and every time I think about it I'm amazed
What, did the USA go to the moon???
Ah yes, the Soviets did a fuckton of cool stuff. Like a lot.
Looks very fake.
In comparison to what? How many other planets have you visited to compare with it? ๐ probably is though.
If you can find something they have told the truth about would be a start.
Im confused. I thought the earth was flat and Venus was made up to justify womenโs mood swings. I must have stumbled into the wrong internet echo chamber.
Humans have never landed anything on Venus; this is NASA Cinema taking a picture of some rocks so the peasants clap and throw more taxes at them
You didnโt play โBuzz Aldrinโs race into spaceโ
Doubt it
Here is the film how Venera7 and 8 were made https://youtu.be/opaFrbPDH3g?si=VnAKghLQbqbjRYWT
Venus can get fucked.
go there
Wow. Venus is also flat!
Interesting, but I canโt believe it. Why do space agencies get a pass but all other govt things are scrutinized?
