Venus Probe Landing

A method to land a probe on a thick atmospheric environment like Venus

Category:

Science & Technology

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• NASA
• ESA
• Venus
• planets
• venus probe
• mariner2
• venera probes
• spacecraft
• venus exploration
• kurd
• kurdistan

[daleva187goligo]

wouldnt the parachute burst into flames? at 800 degrees? i think so, so if there is any Nasa photos of venus' surface from a probe, most likely they are fake

[KurdstanPlanetarium]

@daleva187goligo The one who desinged the parachute knows very well the conditions there, but the surface is 470 degree of centigrade and the upper layers are cooler even colder higher up..so you don't think they design a mulit million dollar proble and send it all the way there but they fail because of the parachute business ?

[Fandinomia]

fake.. you can tell because there's no way someone could have filmed that. seee, 0:28

[KurdstanPlanetarium]

@Fandinomia you are repeating words of another person without even reading my comment to him; well here its again: what do you mean by fake, this is a computer generated model of the real thing...fake has no meaning here...

[KurdstanPlanetarium]

@geardhorse332 what do you mean by fake, this is a computer generated model of the real thing...fake has no meaning here...

[thekkl]

@insaneBUTTERS It is not a gas planet, it is mostly solid. That parachute, if it's real, was probably made of some high tech material that costs thousands of dollars per square inch.

[benutzer1221]

@Fandinomia

succesfull troll is succesfull

[insaneBUTTERS]

as history books say that venus is a gas planet to hot and to much pressure for a para shout to open it would burn up and if it didn't it wouldn't work

[songas333]

there is no soud in space

[RaynaDJ]

@Fandinomia you are beyond stupid. 

[Destro7000]

Venus is a bit like the concept of Hell, heat-wise XD You don't really wanna put a human there. It's hard enough keeping robots alert on the surface.