When Soviet engineers landed Venera 13 on the surface of Venus in 1982, they expected the probe to survive maybe thirty minutes in the planet's lead-melting heat and crushing pressure — it survived 12

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When Soviet engineers landed Venera 13 on the surface of Venus in 1982, they expected the probe to survive maybe thirty minutes in the planet's lead-melting heat and crushing pressure — it survived 12
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On March 1, 1982, a Soviet spacecraft called Venera 13 descended through the dense yellow atmosphere of Venus and touched down on a flat, rocky plain east of a ...

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