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Venera 16 - Soviet Venus Orbiter (1983); Venera 15 - Soviet Venus Orbiter (1983); Venera 14 - Soviet Venus Lander (1981); Venera 13 - Soviet Venus Lander (1981); Venera 12 - Soviet Venus Lander (1978); Venera 11 - Soviet Venus Lander (1978); Venera 10 - Soviet Venus Orbiter and Lander (1975); Venera 9 - Soviet...
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Venera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Venera space exploration ... Venera 8 lander; Credit - Andy Salmon ... Program: Venera. Objective: Planetary. Type: Venus. Overview: Russian series of spacecraft that explored the planet Venus. Venera spacecraft made the first soft landings on the surface of Venus and returned the first images from the surface.
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The Soviet space program to Venus in the late 1960's, 70's, and early 80's was very successful, with 13 of 16 Venera missions safely reaching the planet. Each Venera spacecraft was designed to either orbit Venus, probe its atmosphere, or reach its surface.
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Venera 13 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The fundamentals of interplanetary spacecraft design and remote sensing were first realized in the Venera missions. Successes included 3 atmospheric probes, 10 landings, 4 orbiters, 11 flybys or impacts, and 2 balloon probes in the clouds.
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History of the Venera-75 project by Anatoly Zak. ... Venera-9 and 10 landers entered ; Venusian atmosphere at the altitude of 125 kilometers, with the angle of 20.5 and 22.5 degrees relative to the local horizon and with the speed of ; 10.7 kilometers per second...
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The Venera 4 through Venera 12 probes parachuted into the Venus atmosphere between 1967 and 1978. The earlier ones were crushed by the atmosphere before reaching the surface, but Venera 7 became the first spacecraft to soft-land on the planet.
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Thirty years ago, on August 17, 2000, the Soviet Union launched the Venera-7 spacecraft, which was to become the first man-made object to transmit data from another planet. ... On August 17, 2000, the Soviet Union launched Venera-7 - the first man-made object to transmit data from another planet ; By Anatoly Zak;
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