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Venera 4 Soviet space probe

Venera 4, Soviet Venus space probe. The heat shielding has been removed from the upper section. The Venera series of probes were used to explore the planet Venus. Venera 4, launched in 1967, weighed around a ton and was designed to study the Venusian atmosphere. It braked on entering and deployed a parachute, then continued to transmit data until the signal was lost after falling to an altitude of 25 kilometres

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1900s Engineering Exploration Heat Shield Planetary Russia Russian Soviet Soviet Union Space Craft Space Flight Space Probe Studies Uss R Venus Mono Chrome


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This print showcases the iconic Venera 4 Soviet space probe, a remarkable feat of engineering and exploration. The image reveals the upper section of the spacecraft with its heat shielding removed, exposing the intricate technological marvels within. Part of the esteemed Venera series, this particular probe was specifically designed to unravel the mysteries of Venus, our neighboring planet. Launched in 1967 by the Soviet Union, this behemoth weighing approximately one ton embarked on an ambitious mission to study Venusian atmosphere. As it approached its destination, Venera 4 employed a brilliant braking technique upon entry into Venus' atmosphere and gracefully deployed a parachute for controlled descent. Even at an altitude as low as 25 kilometers above Venus' surface, it diligently transmitted invaluable data back to Earth until communication was ultimately lost. This photograph not only captures a pivotal moment in history but also symbolizes humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond our own planet. It serves as a testament to both Russian ingenuity and scientific progress during the mid-20th century. With its monochrome aesthetic adding an air of nostalgia, this image transports us back to June 12th, 1967 when Venera 4 embarked on its atmospheric study mission. A true testament to human achievement in space exploration and planetary studies alike!

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