NASA Just Found Declassified Photos of Venus by the Soviet Union. Real Images!

NASA Just Found Declassified Photos of Venus by the Soviet Union. Real Images!
Venus's surface has hellish acoustics. Nearly 465°C and dotted with mountains and volcanoes that rise toward sulfuric acid clouds characterizes this intolerably hot place. The atmosphere is under intense barometric pressure, almost similar to being 1,500 meters underwater, and clouds are being driven across a murky yellow sky by fast-moving winds.

Little was known about this planet before the Soviets turned their attention to Venus and began their exploration. What was found on Venus? Is there life form living on Venus? What secrets did the Soviet Union hide about the planet when they visited?



#Voyager #Space #Venus

[wormrose]

The title is misleading. There are no new images mentioned or shown. This channel is not trustworthy.

[ravenregards]

The problem I have with virtually all of these space videos is there is never a distinction of what we are seeing is a simulation or pics from Earth or even some other planet. I'd like to see captions telling us when we are looking at the actual pics of what we're being told.

[ArthurRobsonlol]

This is why the soviets were much better than the Americans in terms of their goals for their missions, they had the money and balls to spend it all. Instead of making a simple probe to orbit the planet and map it, they actually got a craft thru that T H I C K atmosphere and took a few genuine photos and gathered some data.

[timopkokko]

Despite the fact that the conditions on the surface of Venus are a synonym of what we would call Hell, the temperatures and air pressure at certain altitudes in the Venusian atmosphere are very well suited for water-based life forms. Anyone living there would have to be airborne, of course. But then, we have airborne creatures here on Earth too. It is not an outrageous idea.

[ArmorAir]

Why don’t you put a little effort into using Russian (rockets) films when you are talking about Russian equipment..? Showing American rockets here shows everyone that you don’t want to put any real effort into your presentations about Russia. I see the same lack of efforts with most everyone else...

[Iskelderon]

Mercury and Venus are fascinating thanks to their extremes, same way we have scientists who explore the extremes near the poles, the deepest ocean floor or inside a volcano.

[theodoreolson]

We disparage the Russians for all their failed Mars missions but they did have success on Venus. Let's send Putin to Venus.

[josephpiskac]

I guess the high surface pressure of Venus explains why beings from Venus live on the ocean bottoms of Earth?

[folee_edge]

"...And clouds are being driven across a murky yellow sky..."
[Spouse] "Los Angeles?"
[Me] "Pfft - Los Angeles doesn't have clouds"

[antonkovalenko]

"What was found on Venus?"
Rocks. Very hot rocks.

[fvo]

Imagine how different our lives and perception of the world would be if there were 2-3 sister planets of earth with same lush skies and firsts and oceans with human beings speaking somewhat distant related languages to ours…. Imagine the moment we we knew they existed but could not communicate and visit and after WW2 we would had managed to reach them with radio and later with drones and then visiting them in 20th century. Our lives would be determined by knowing we are not alone.

[fredamber]

where are the "Declassified" Photos of Venus???

[majinvegeta]

Would love to see a video of a descent to the surface I'm sure we could make something that last longer now.

[majuscule]

Russia impressed me with that mission.

[owlredshift]

Around 16:48 you showed a yellowed picture of Mars. With the bold word VENUS atop. Hahaha

[bomat]

Something deeply disconcerting when the narrator is speaking about Venus, yet the video is showing Mars, also the discussion is about the USSR missions to Venus, and they show stock footage of NASA launch vehicles. Just saying!

[erinhuria]

Earth will always be earth even when humanity is gone

[steffengray]

We've already seen the surface of Venus though. This happened awhile back when the rover landed and lasted about an hour and a half before succumbing to the planets hostile environment

[josephrogina]

Has anyone ever thought that maybe our Solar System ( as we know it ) is just someone else's ( from a far, far Galaxy Light Years from our own ) experiment to see if it would work?

[josephrogina]

Mankind is a small part of all Creation trying to understand itself ( We are like dust in the wind, like the song ) Convince me I am wrong ! ! !