Real Images From Venus: What We Actually Saw There

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[@mRibbons]

When we aren't trying to kill each other and the planet, mankind has accomplished some truly incredible achievements.

[@samuelhulin180]

When is that, exactly? There is never a time when we aren't wasting resources killing each other. When the US landed on the moon "in peace for all mankind", we were also bombing the bejesus out of Vietnam. What few impressive feats we have accomplished are nothing compared to the never-ending harm we cause one another. Maybe I'm just getting too cynical in my old age, but I got this way by watching people. I don't think our species is going to make it.

[@derrickbronson3099]

@@samuelhulin180our species will make it, we’ve been here for hundreds of thousands of years.

[@zaytime4156]

Js like married couple, when they not fighting then get a lot done lol

[@annhans3535]

@@derrickbronson3099 nothing will last forever, even the universe.

[@derrickbronson3099]

@@annhans3535Question: What’s the difference between true love and Herpes? Answer: Herpes lasts forever 😆✌🏽

[@darkguardian1314]

I remember scientists in the 1950s theorizing Venus being an ocean of carbonated water and even a swampy environment. Scientists in the very early days With the Mariner Flyby didn’t think cameras results justified their weight. They were all about the data and chemical compositions.

[@DanielDamiens]

They were initially right. Then some things happened and the narrative switched to it being inhospitable again

[@bickyboo7789]

​​@@DanielDamiens what things happened?

[@russell_szabados]

From my vantage point in 2024, not including cameras was shortsighted, no pun intended. The fascination of seeing another planet's surface roped me in to a love of astronomy in 4th grade in 1977 when the first images of Mars came back. There's many like me out there, public support is so important.

[@taras3702]

@MumblingMann That along with the 1,400 psi average atmosphere pressure makes the carbon dioxide supercritical, in other words neither a liquid or a gas. It acts like both, and it's capable of destroying many materials, even titanium. It is very reactive and that together with the sulfuric acid, gaseous sulfur and sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere makes the surface environment incredibly corrosive. Chlorine and phosphorus are also present. The utter absence of water at the surface and the heat are certainly why life cannot exist there, but there is water in the clouds. Enough for possible last microbial survivors of Venus' oceans to survive there today.

[@MrTonaluv]

​@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849 as it was a fly-by, it would have only taken photos of the cloudy atmosphere, not the surface.

[@tjlastname5192]

I really wish we could get orbital probes to Uranus and Neptune. Venus is cool, but I find those ice moons more interesting.

[@cryMoreLoL]

Europa and Titan need more time!

[@notgreg123]

I think a Cassini style mission to Uranus is actually underway. It's still in it's very early phases through so it'll probably be like 20 years before we get our first images

[@tjlastname5192]

@@notgreg123 that would be amazing.

[@OGYouTuber05]

Sending a probe into the dark and cavernous depths of Uranus would be fascinating.

[@glenrosarian2352]

I find both Titan and Pluto extremely fascinating. I envy future generations who will be here to see our knowledge of these grow, or maybe even a manned mission who knows?

[@martussfrank3903]

Mate here is a tip. A lot of the time I couldn't tell what were legitimate imges of Venus and what were dress up pics. Your video is over edited. Interesting topic subject which drew my attention, but if you put venus images in your title, stick to actual images only. But other than that, good work.

[@Lpreilly72]

Yep.

[@DeBanked]

There is literally no footage give him a break 🤷‍♀️

[@peterclarke3990]

I could. They’re so obvious. He’s done a really good job.

[@akuaku3256]

I recommend Astrum he always show the actual images, let you know what’s cgi or not, and doesn’t over add useless filler scenes.

[@akuaku3256]

There’s no footage, but there are images from Venus

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

The Soviets really did some remarkable space exploration when it comes to Venus

[@final_animal]

And in general. Invented satellites, invented space travel, first nation to land on another celestial body (the moon), invented and successfully deployed interplanetary probes, first nation to probe another planet, first woman in space, first spacewalk, etc. etc. Whatever about their system of government, their pioneering of space exploration is an incredible gift to humanity.

[@user-dt3rj8qm3k]

Yeah, they crashed and burned everything when it came getting near to our own satellite moon and we're lead to believe the landed and recorded stuff on one of the most hostile planets in our solar system. Pull the other one!

[@birdothegreat]

​@@final_animal But... but... muh 'murica 😢

[@nuno_alex505]

​@final_animal and then Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon and the space race was over, just like that lmao

[@Asiansxsymbol]

I too explored Venus very well. She was pretty. 😊

[@danielwebster5748]

The first probe that touched down on Venus lasted 12 minutes before collapsing under the immense pressure and super high temperature. The next one lasted just under an hour unlock Mercury that gets 750 ° on the daytime side and -300 on the night side Venus hovers around 880 2900 degrees night or day Venus revolves very slowly as its day is longer than its year.

[@jimcoulter5877]

Not Praticle to even think about visiting our Neighbors!

[@carlsbad9000]

wtf her day is longer that her year, get a life Venus

[@aquarius5719]

Even Earth was inhabita le during most of its existence. * First it was a molten radioactive lava pit. * Then Theia crashed and formed the moon. Each day lasted 5 hours and moon was astonishingly close. * Then it cooled down and started a rain for seceralmtbousanda of years. Balmy 98 centígrades. * Then moon tides were like tsunamies. * Costa Rica closed pass of water with volcanoes. Then sea flow changed.

[@MikeMcglynn-qv1tq]

Makes the plan for the US Venus Rover sound fantastic

[@garyfrancis6193]

@@aquarius5719Do you realize this reads like nonsense?

[@patrowan7206]

What amazes me as much as the missions themselves, is that I was alive to see each of them. Before Mariner 2, I remember not knowing whether Venus was a desert world beneath the clouds, or covered in lush jungles.

[@marktanska6331]

If you knew how the planet spins, you would know everything you say would be impossible.

[@patrowan7206]

@@marktanska6331 If you are referring to the retrograde rotation of Venus, that was not known before Mariner 2 in 1962. Before that, I and everyone else did not know whether Venus was a desert world beneath the clouds, or covered in lush jungles.

[@peterpzazz2441]

Where was Zsa Zsa Gabor? I thought Venus was loaded with lonely nymphos.

[@davidlafleche1142]

Sci-Fi speculation makes interesting but inaccurate stories.

[@marktanska6331]

@@patrowan7206 Also the very slow rate of spin. That probably caused evaporation of all the water into the atmosphere.

[@danielwebster5748]

It's actually pretty amazing that the probes lasted any time at all as the surface of the planet is so hot the rocks glow red. The planet is so hot it would almost instantly melt lead. Now if they produced floating microbes several miles up the atmosphere is a 70° f which is a Paradise.

[@majormarketing6552]

Besides the hurricanes

[@oneonlycargeek9057]

Who's watching this on venus

[@joseflores-xl1hp]

Me

[@theforgottenera7145]

Dawa

[@baselhamed8349]

😅😅😅😅😅😅 you deserve an oscar

[@Tynipツ]

Im watching from somewhere inside Uranus

[@anonymous_preferred7737]

@@TynipツI’m watching from Urmomsanus

[@noneofyourbizness]

colour pics of Venus in 1982...didn't tell us that on the news in my country. in fact i only discovered it thru youtube few years ago !

[@DaninVa-gt9nj]

I only heard about the Russian mission to Venus that landed and sent back pics so was very interesting to me.

[@glenrosarian2352]

Same here, I don't recall hearing about this, then, either. I discovered the images on KZbin recently too.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

It was in astronomy books from 1982.

[@1amybean]

Why didn’t I learn about any of this in school in the USA? So much of my time in secondary school (1977-1984) was wasted. I knew that at the time, as well. Sad. Thank goodness for the resources available to me now, including channels like this.

[@ksspqf9]

Uh it's because amerikan kids would start praising the Soviet Union 😂

[@1amybean]

@@ksspqf9 I’m sure there’s something to that…

[@arslaanpasha3334]

Because usa only praises itself.

[@jdwilmoth]

I went to Venus a couple of times back in my younger days when I was doing acid

[@richardshansky3040]

You were not alone

[@DebraStoute-y7n]

I went to Mars

[@terranaxiomuk]

I once snorted a 1g line of K while on lsd. Seemed like a good idea. I was definitely on another planet and folded into other dimensions. I don't think it's possible to describe in words that level of fked but there's some pretty good cgi fractal sht that comes close 😂.

[@jdwilmoth]

@@terranaxiomuk I never done any of that k I've never even seen any of it but I have done my share of LSD back in my younger days and PCP as well

[@ill619__]

I went to mars doing edibles ​@user-oq2wx4el2p

[@LumpyChoadGravyBoy666]

… A goddess on a mountain top Was burning like a silver flame The summit of beauty and love And Venus was her name … She's got it Yeah, baby, she's got it Well, I'm your Venus I'm your fire, at your desire Well, I'm your Venus I'm your fire, at your desire

[@AmandaFarmer-y1g]

Nice! She's got it! Yeah, baby she's got it.

[@Michael-it6gb]

Clever to put an ad right before playing sound recording of Venus.

[@JeepnHeel]

"and here's what was recorded:" HELLO I'VE BEEN TRYING TO REACH YOU REGARDING YOUR CAR'S EXTENDED WARRANTY

[@kalfunai]

I saw too many ads

[@RicciBilotta]

I read about the ads. I finally got KZbin premium, which are ad free. It's definitely worth it

[@markdavid7013]

The "killer issue" with Venus landers is the 460C surface temp. It's hotter outside the lander than is insider.

[@samcarr4934]

The temperature on Venus being so hot is a bold face. Lie. People human people live on Venus. This in a very nice environment. Every planet has life, why would God make planets without life? Stop listening to our government, NASA and our scientists.

[@taras3702]

Right behind that is the extreme corrosiveness of the atmosphere, and the fact the carbon dioxide in the lower atmosphere is supercritical. It is neither a liquid or a gas, and very reactive with titanium.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@taras3702Most of Earth's rocky surface is covered in substance as dangerous as Venus' atmosphere. Ask OceanGate ...

[@ByronGunby-rc6se]

Also the 50x crushing atmospheric pressure?? Any organic life form here on earth would be dead in seconds--if not killed while.ascending through the 40km thick sulfuric acid clouds on the way down.

[@Perspectivemapper]

Always nice to see the broadening of our knowledge through missions to other planets.

[@randymillhouse791]

"Our knowledge?" Most Americans have no idea that any probe was ever sent to Venus.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@randymillhouse791 In the 70s and 80s, yes.

[@randymillhouse791]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver Not the phone generations. If it ain't on "Hick-Tok, it never happened.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@randymillhouse791 Those navel-gazers are harmless and certainly they don't determine reality.

[@randymillhouse791]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver But they will determine social security funding. I hope they stay ignorant and just pay their taxes.

[@אליאלבן-דן]

Did he just tacitly say that Pluto is still a planet? Go you go boy!

[@linaribaldi3829]

Come on! Don't be pedantic...After all It has been voted "dwarf Planet" by 237 or 257 (I don't remember) astronomers out of 2500 (when at the end of the IAU most of them had already left)... we can leave It...

[@dielaughing73]

​@@linaribaldi3829 close enough for me. I don't care if it's a planet or not, it's still one of the nine planets I learnt in school

[@forthefunofit3230]

@@linaribaldi3829 why not mercury as well!!! smaller!!!

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@dielaughing73 First of all…. 😂 “learnt” is not an actual word, but I find it ironic that you said that as you’re talking about what you learned in school. Second, knowledge/information changes as scientists and engineers learn more. In recent years we learned that mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is not required when performing CPR, is that adjustment a problem for you? The stubborn unwillingness to change, grow, and learn is what stunts society’s progress.

[@dielaughing73]

@@TitaniumTurbine stretch your brain a bit and try to imagine a person who trusts evidence-based science and is also capable of making a light-hearted comment about a heavily-memed topic of science. This person might be quite willing to follow proper updated CPR instructions while also preferring to act as though Pluto is still a planet, at least in jest. You might notice a distinction between the two examples, which is that one is completely inconsequential and the other is a matter of life and death. Perhaps this hypothetical person also understands this distinction. Maybe they like to imagine dinosaurs as jacked-up lizards despite evidence they may have been more like weirdly-shaped ostriches. Who does it hurt if they _profess_ to still believe what they were taught as kids? And just maybe, but maybe they don't actually mean it but like to talk a tiny bit of nonsense every now and then to try to brighten up their beleaguered existence.

[@youngminds2384]

Going from Earth’s Sister Planet to Earth’s Evil Twin is wild! 💀😂

[@craigbhill]

Both (sister/evil twin) are childish. About as scientific as online gossip.

[@shawnscientifica7784]

Wrong, science has always had strong sociological connotations. Most of the Latin words etc that you would probably think "scientific" simply refer to exactly similar ideas, just hidden behind a language barrier. By utilizing these denominations, we more easily allow the open field of science to be explored and pondered by all, as science is intended. It is for that exact reason why such titles are more scientific as it is less exclusionary and allows people to ponder the wonders and findings of science which leads to more great researchers and amateur discoveries.

[@saitoren4061]

Venus did nothing wrong. 😅

[@Shadoweknows76]

You should see my video of the real Venus, it's exactly what you said, evil. It's not what you think it is At All. These people tell incredibly huge lies.

[@fpershoot]

Hence proved. Sisters are evil!

[@billbombshiggy9254]

Don't you just love all these geniuses in the comment section? Im glad they're here instead of out there working for space x or NASA.

[@v.r.2834]

You mean NASAwood?

[@adamcheedlet4871]

yet here you are...

[@Fido-vm9zi]

What's your point? Are you trying to discourage people? Why?

[@denchru6055]

Hahaha I think they're just on break

[@michaelangelo7511]

I am amazed that we never did more over the years. With the expansion of technology it would seem sensible.

[@sandroantonio2834]

The problem is the equation cost x results. If you dont expect revolutionary results, sending probes year after year is just waste of money.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

The only new technology is smartphones--little computers.

[@whosaidthat5236]

Once they shot down a few alien ships and got their tech, space exploration had to stop. So nothing really passes the safe zone.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@whosaidthat5236 Boing

[@mardus_ee]

​@@whosaidthat5236Tell me about the safe zone, and why and what kind of space exploration had to stop? As far as I am concerned, space exploration is still going on, with Mars rovers and orbiters, several exploration satellites, and the Hubble and James Webb telescopes.

[@straycats1256]

Pressure on the surface of Venus is equivalent to the pressure experienced at an ocean depth of about 3000 feet here on Earth.

[@friedrichkass1644]

Yes, that is correct! The pressure is 90 bar, just like 900 meter deep in the ocean. Or 90 kg on every sq centimeter! Step on the surface of Venus, and you would be instantly crushed! It is a hell.

[@omega311888]

i was hoping that someday humanity would explore the universe as a species, not as separate nations. sadly, that will never happen.

[@Puzzoozoo]

Never say never.

[@horizons2358]

Yup, never😐

[@SuperClazyboy]

Aliens would have to land at every capitol on earth before we all United under one banner, unfortunately.

[@alexandermills5281]

Religion will never let us be united as a species. We're all too focused on petty differences to get along.

[@micnorton9487]

​@@alexandermills5281.. political creeds nowadays are more divisive than religions...

[@genx7417]

This is what I read: Due to the crushing atmospheric pressure on Venus and its hot temperature, photographing is hard to do. Thus, the U.S. orbiter Magellan and Soviet spacecraft mapped most of the planet using radar instead, which can pass through Venus' clouds ✌️😎👍

[@majormarketing6552]

Excuses. CGI aint going to get any rational person to believe their lies

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@majormarketing6552 “CGI” didn’t exist when the original images of Venus were taken. Also, CGI has nothing to do with regular non-3D images. 🙄 Go back to thinking the earth is flat and leave the smart discussions to those that have an IQ above room temperature. Thanks.

[@ByronGunby-rc6se]

​@TitaniumTurbine 😂😂😂😂 well said sir. 👏

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Very impressed with this video. I have always been interested in astronomy and physics. It was things like this that drove me to enter those professions. Thank you for feeding my insatiable curiosity about the universe and the wonders that we discove

[@brianachristinewills]

Imagine living on a planet that didn't have any other living thing on it, so the only sound to be heard was atmospheric wind. Wild It really puts into perspective how much noise exists on earth, even in the most remote parts.

[@lavapix]

Looked a lot like the volcanic regions of Hawaii and Iceland.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Magma plume systems ... Mars has them too at Tharsis Montes.

[@Derrick6162]

I've always been interested in Venus. Very enjoyable and informative. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025]

The sound was interesting from a probe. The pictures were great from the different probes. THANK YOU

[@Гингко]

creepy sounds of the another, empty and unlived world

[@geologist1005]

I remember seeing venera on the surface of Venus through our backyard telescope Oh the 80s were great

[@lauratamayo7274]

I have never seen something like that before... It's so amazing.

[@leftyfourguns]

Humans finally decided to solve the "difficult to send probes to Venus" issue by just turning Earth into Venus. All our stuff is already here! Genius

[@jacksparro3150]

So they built a spaceship to send a drill and a microphone to Venus so that it can record the sound of the drill. That is an epic milestone!

[@9.5.9.5]

0 iq

[@michaelbruns449]

So Venus should be dark? > 1:14 and this image impossible >1:58

[@urbandecayed79]

Yeah atmospheric scattering isn't too well explained in this

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Sunlight same as an overcast day on Earth.

[@roscioocasio4385]

Truly a fascinating video! Hats off to the Russian and American Spacecraft Engineers for their probe design efforts in their attempts to gather as much information about Venus as possible. Thank you SOU for this video. Blessings! 🙏🙏🙏❤💐

[@Elayzee]

In a way it's quite disappointing how boring our solar system's planets are outside of Earth. Beautiful, but lifeless or just outright dead. But it also reminds me that we really are so fortunate to even be here on our beautiful Earth.

[@irene_renaissance]

The images of Venus' surface gave goosebumps 😮. Really appreciate this well explained interesting insights. 👍👏

[@charzemc]

It looked alot like a frozen desert on earth.

[@bludika]

Looks scary

[@micnorton9487]

​@@charzemc..a "frozen desert?" That aggregate was completely alien... The only Rock like that on Earth is from volcanic eruptions,, but that lava has cracked and cooled and remelted and cracked again over and over...

[@micnorton9487]

Me also,, the surface of that world looks unimaginably hellish.... Like a huge haunted house 24 million mi away......

[@SuV33358]

Very freaky

[@Axis2142]

Definitely way better than the fake images of Venus I bought off craigslist...

[@robertmiller9735]

Point of error: Maxwell Montes is over 60 degrees north, nowhere near the equator. Perhaps the writer is confusing it with Aphrodite Terra?

[@williamkirby3552]

If the atmosphere is so dense it doesn't allow "even a ray of sunlight touch the surface" then said surface would be pitch black. But Soviet surface probes had no problem photographing it.

[@billbombshiggy9254]

Tell me you don't understand how this shit works without actually saying it. You probably think Pluto is completely pitch black XD

[@notgreg123]

Atmospheric scattering allows the surface to be illuminated. They just worded it poorly. I think what they meant to say is that you wouldn't be able to tell where the sun is. A bit like very cloudy days here on earth but way way worse

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Yes, there's no direct sunlight same as an overcast day on Earth.

[@GiampietroDiSanto]

Visibility on the surface of Venus is equivalent to that of a very overcast day on earth: the sunlight is not directly reaching the surface but it's scattered through the clouds so that light still reaches the surface. On Venus you'd still be able to see as far as 4-5 km in the distance and a few hundred meters looking up. You wouldn't be able to see mountain tops though: they'd be enshrouded in the clouds, you'd only be able to see the foothills.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@GiampietroDiSanto The cloud base on Venus is some 35 km high.

[@edufau815]

This episode reminded me of that fantastic episode of Cosmos, Heaven and Hell...

[@ericaespinosa4030]

Excellent video. This is what I always wanted to know about Venues, its missions, it's map, etc...

[@_WOR]

What race are you?

[@ericaespinosa4030]

@@_WOR Argentinian (Latina)

[@_WOR]

@@ericaespinosa4030 Oh ok, you’re alright. Sorry to bother

[@TheGospelofKenneth]

So we just arnt gonna mention the coolest part about Venus, the fact that at a certain elevation. Due to Venus's atmosphere makeup it has a habitable zone substainable for life in theory if we could could have a floating city😮. Cool video still, but that fact by far draws the most attention to this planet and also explains why most missions are planned at that elevation in Venus's atmosphere. Cool stuff✅

[@JohnS-il1dr]

We can have Lando be in charge of Cloud City on Venus.

[@richardshansky3040]

If life exists in the atmosphere it is most likely some kind of microbe, not intelligent life with cities, lol.

[@robertpolnicky7702]

What I understood the reason for the high temperatures was the dense atmosphere. It's like when you stand on longs peak. It's cooler than in Estes Park Colorado. If there's a mountain taller than everest is the temperature where you could research and video. A british astronomer stated that it was the dense atmosphere and its proximity to the sun causing the temperature not carbon or global warming. AS ISOLATING THE VARIABLES Erth and venus temp was the same.

[@glenrosarian2352]

That would be cool. I just wouldn't want to be there if that floating city fell to the surface, though!

[@paulbriggs3072]

Studying Venus for habitability is like studying Hell for a home. If only more people would think about the latter, humanity would reconsider its ways.

[@dray7276]

Incredible. We were not supposed to ever see Venus like this and that amazes me 😊

[@Dooguk]

Why were we never supposed to see it? Who said?

[@carmelroll]

@@Doogukyou knew exactly what they meant

[@johnrains8409]

The nessage we will get from exploring Venus is "STAY HOME."

[@shaileshs.3177]

Indian Venus mission Shukrayan-1 will begin next year. We are coming, Venus ! 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Nevarden]

What's it's objective?

[@derrickbronson3099]

@@Nevardenthere is no objective 😆 ….. everyone just wants to say they were there before the others 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

[@tomb9420]

Really ! I can't wait to see photos , but unfortunately I dont believe it can harbor life. Maybe in the past !

[@Big_Dip1]

India's Venus mission to find hot mommas on another planet

[@derrickbronson3099]

⁠​⁠@@Big_Dip1sounds good to me 😜😆 but would the venutian (venerian) chicks look hot according to earthling standards? anyway, i think we’ve both been watching way too many sci fi movies 🤷🏽‍♂️😃✌🏽

[@predatortheme]

Little advice, if you use bars (atmospheres) at first, then psi or pascals, you could just aswell use bars

[@Ermington321]

Where’s the Snow and crazy Mushrooms? Warframe lied to me.

[@monash4250]

Lol that always bothered me about Venus in Warframe. At least make it an extremely hot rocky planet like it is in reality instead of an ice & snow planet.

[@Garian9]

I'm still waiting for an accurate first person simulator of what it would be like directly on the surface of Venus. Especially with Unreal Engine 5+.

[@tonynunez6539]

It will be easier to cool down Venus than to warm up Mars.

[@rayj5091]

No it would not. It would be easier to warm up mars using greenhouse effects... Venus atmosphere and slow rotation makes it almost impossible to cool down the planet

[@dmana3172]

I can't wait to go there one day!

[@lennonladroma593]

RIP IN THE FUTURE MATE

[@walterjennings767]

Have you tried astral projection?

[@MichaelVumile-jb3lb]

The camera team spoiled the Venera missions every time , who were they?

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Soviets.

[@Pinkblack-r9g]

He didn’t fail to open. They just didn’t want to show us the photos of aliens

[@terrymckay9186]

Other than curiosity and pictures, what is the purpose of exploring these planets? There is absolutely nothing humans can personally gain from them. Earth is the only planet that can sustain human life so why even waste money on something that will only benefit scientists for show and tell classes.

[@zeendaniels5809]

Mars could be colonized. Also the Moon. Mercury and Venus could be used as mines, for resources (as some asteroids and even some moons). I know you couldn't care less as you won't get any benefit from it... It's provision for the future.

[@EternalScreams]

​@@zeendaniels5809Tell me a practical way to get resources from venus and what makes you Think that There is even any resources?

[@AlexCondorAlexCondor]

Тренировки поиска нового дома перед коллапсом Солнца

[@alphakky]

The NASA plan for a manned Apollo flyby mission in the 70s is fascinating.

[@Fomites]

Excellent informative video! Thanks.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Wow, transmitting all that data back to Earth way back then

[@BR-ex9xp]

For all we know these planets could be closer than they actually tell us

[@arslaanpasha3334]

Using radiowaves

[@JeepnHeel]

Meanwhile on Earth, we've been making strides to create our own local greenhouse-trapped hellscape

[@JamalMcCoy-tx2vz]

Ain't that a bitch!!!

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Exactly.

[@siriansight]

Phenomenal . Thank you for putting this vid together

[@mattrost2574]

Very interesting video. I wish the graphics were better labeled. I wasn't certain what were real photos and which were created.

[@desserieshaw937]

Venus is my planet and my favorite planet in the solar system aside from Uranus

[@tee228]

images start here 9:38

[@PrashantShukla7981]

Thanks bro 😊

[@CMan223-tr7rb]

I wish we spent our money on space research rather than funding pointless wars

[@lkytmryan]

What did we see on Venus? Rocks. Shocker, I know.

[@davidstevenson9517]

"It wasn't a rock... it was a Rock Lobster!" (and 53 miles West of Venus) 🌒💩🦐🌊🎸

[@dathorndike4908]

1982?? Why am I just hearing about this now?

[@Leopez02]

It's so interesting Soviet Union conquered Venus on year 1983 and that is in long time on history what sounds amazing. Venus is interesting planet because it's earth's sister but why it's evil sister in my opinion Venus is good sister, Venus is Romen's Goddes of Love. I believe there would be even microscopic life on Venus. By the way Sou did you saw The Nishimura comet, I didin't saw that because here in Northen Europe's Finland is too much of clouds. That video about Venus was really good thank you SOU! 🌍🚀🛰🌑☀️🪐🌠🌌

[@grimborn9949]

Bacterial life? Not on the surface, but maybe floating in the atmosphere.

[@AliSpace-yj8qv]

Hi do you love space? If yes do you want to join my space community?

[@SunderMecha]

Great video, really enjoyed this!

[@damianbutterworth2434]

I wonder what the pressure and temperature is on top of the Venus highest mountain.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Same pressure but only 400 C.

[@damianbutterworth2434]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver I heard it was nice at the top of the atmosphere. :)

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@damianbutterworth2434Where the sulfuric acid clouds are?

[@damianbutterworth2434]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver lol. Your not coming with me then? :)

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@damianbutterworth2434 Mars seems nicer, thanks.

[@typo1345]

I swear i can hear the ground hissing from heat in that audio, i refuse to believe its just static

[@Asiansxsymbol]

I was on Venus once. She was pretty. 😊

[@davidstevenson9517]

I've got that model Doll, too. She's worth every penny!👱‍♀️🚀

[@JerryEricsson]

Wow, just imagine the loneliness of being on a planet like that, being the only living thing. Perhaps one day a man will know that when we put a man on Mars, we know Venus is out of the question. Somehow the silence is almost calling me, can you imagine, no noise? No lawn mowers going in the summer or snow blowers in the winter. No television blasting advertisements for drugs which have side effects of death, no music blasting from passing cars where the beat of the speakers jar the very pictures on your walls. Just peace. I want to go, I want that silence. Ah well I will have peace when my time on this planet is over. That may not be that long, all those I loved the most have gone on before me and I can feel them calling. The Dr says my cancer is gone, I hope he is right.

[@valhala56]

Venus is a real Hell.

[@DawnClark-wj9ix]

Wow! Who even KNEW that Venus had NO magnetic shield. No wonder then, poor Venus!

[@abrahambenterahur6673]

Venus, PERHAPS, is where HELL is ...✌️

[@charlesmyers8150]

I like Venus because you can cook a pizza anywhere.

[@Cosmicmorales]

nope, that’s Saturn 🪐

[@charlesmyers8150]

Yep, that is Planet Hell. Or maybe Hell is Mercury.

[@arslaanpasha3334]

​@@charlesmyers8150mercury is less hotter than venus

[@brockhershey414]

I bought 1 acre of land on Venus back in 2016 . I'm hoping science can make it possible to cool down the planets atmosphere so anyone who wants to travel to the planet can. It would be a cool place to one day visit.

[@mardus_ee]

The only way the planet's surface will cool down, is, if and when some advanced civilization moves Venus into the goldilocks area. Waiting for the Sun itself to eventually cool down is probably futile, because the Sun is set to expand and absorb Mercury, Venus, Earth, and maybe Mars, too.

[@johnfox9169]

Extremely well done 😊

[@JessmanChicken86]

imagine ruining your content for a sponsorship actual content starts at 3:30

[@sonichuizcool7445]

Venus seems like a waste of time. However i do wonder with no magnetic field protecting it how does it still have an atmosphere?

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Carbon dioxide is heavy and has triple molecular bonds.

[@abacus749]

The Atmospheric Pressure on Venus is 1,350 pounds to the square inch. (SPLAT) The Atmospheric Pressure on Earth is 14 pounds to the square inch. No Crater was made upon landing ,surprisingly.

[@aldunlop4622]

A tortured hellhole of a planet, I almost feel sorry for it.

[@NEELZE99]

It's a Planet, nothing to be sorry for🤦‍♂️

[@frantiszek9433]

Great wideo! I was just curious and clicked on it. But after several seconds it has captured my me and I watched the whole wideo 👍

[@yoda5565]

Yep, earth really is half baked.

[@SuV33358]

Those close up views of Venus landscape freak me out

[@kaimerager6146]

Very informational video, now I know which planet is least studied and which one is most studied

[@wilfredpayne433]

We have not inhabited a relatively calm planet like the moon or Mars...no way we will inhabit a scorching hot corrosive place like that, even if we were to use a floating or flying ship to help with the temperature and pressure we are so far away that I will absolutely never survive to see it.

[@DaninVa-gt9nj]

Fascinating. What a waste of a perfectly good planet which could have been habitable. That includes Mars. Wish Venus was located where Mars is. It would still have its oceans.

[@macsnafu]

The sound recording was interesting, but what could they possibly have expected to hear on the planet? Also, it's rather sobering to think of just how hostile a planet like Venus or Jupiter really is to us humans. Not just the lack of breathable air, but the heat and pressure and a caustic atmosphere, and possibly radiation and such. Humans will never walk the surface of Venus without extra heavy-duty protection, and even that may not last very long. Of course, I'm always a little concerned about the photos we see from the surface of Venus and Mars. Are these photos enhanced in some way, or are we seeing exactly what human eyes would see if they were in the same place?

[@Chad_Thundercock]

Acoustic data can reveal more about pressure, density, and composition of the gasses on the surface. Plus, if you're going to all that trouble, and a microphone is somewhat lightweight, well, why not?

[@WheelsRCool]

How were the Venera landers able to take pictures if no sunlight can penetrate through to the surface...?

[@gregoryvelikovsky5018]

Chemical fires burning at the surface

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Sunlight on Venus' surface is about the same as an overcast day on Earth. Obvious since we have photos of it.

[@WheelsRCool]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver I wasn't sure if maybe the photos were like infrared or something.

[@ShabanaSiddique-yr8qu]

I need an AC on Venus next time I will carry for sure

[@richardrejmer8721]

That Russian Venera lens-cap designer was asked to spend some vacation time in a Siberian Gulag, I believe. . .

[@reynemidgard7001]

Modern Western propaganda in its idiocy, lies and aggression is worse than it was in the Soviet Union.

[@hj8750]

Да он прям в ГУЛАГЕ смоделировал, а эскизы нарисовал на двери сарая

[@glennabate1708]

We need a mission that can bring back samples from other planets.

[@3dsquare]

Food Network is considering cooking a turkey on Venus next mission

[@tobiaswilhelmi4819]

The data shown for the mariner 2 mission is a classic example on how to mislead with information. While the numbers in Fahrenheit are clearly rough estimates (300 - 400) the transformation into Celsius are oddly precise (149-204) and so misrepresenting a precision that wasn't there.

[@louise_rose]

One of the first Soviet probes that made it to Venus famously dropped a statue of Lenin (with parachute) down into the atmosphere, to symbolically claim the planet....But what if he fell down into a volcano? We now know that they exist.

[@saitoren4061]

Lenin simply went to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by Capitalism... SPEHS!!!!

[@terrencekanzig4270]

There’s no record of such a thing occurring. Doing so would add an additional layer of complexity onto an already complex mission.

[@mrOL100]

nonsense

[@louise_rose]

@@mrOL100 Venera 5, 1969

[@diegoflores9237]

100 years previous to all this was the 1870s and 1880s. It's crazy the technological advancement humans made in those 100 years

[@zouchmusic]

I'm interested in knowing what religious believers think God was doing when making the other planets. Also, whatever your answer is, can you back it up with evidence?

[@albinbohlin6007]

Seams like nobody answerd

[@Truth2240]

Go to church and find out for yourself.

[@arslaanpasha3334]

We dont know that any creatures live on other planets or not. Nobodys been there for long not even machines

[@alexcowie8634]

God made everything, i think it is impossible to know the mind of God, but God is good, seek a relationship with Him and He might tell you.

[@rixvideos79]

Just my opinion, no way any man can know , but I think there are many unknown purposes for each and every planet and star. The Bible does say many things about the stars , one in particular is during creation in Genesis chapter 1 , V 14 “ “And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: and let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, and to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good.” Also , in Revelation it talks of the Universe being “rolled up like a scroll” , my opinion is that all the planets and stars will be melted into one super planet that will be big enough to accommodate such an infinite number of people in eternity. Bouncing back to creation, it says in verse 6 “ “And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day.” ‭‭I believe this could explain why Mars looks like it once had water , perhaps it (along with every other planet) was stripped of water to create our planet. I think our planet is unique in the solar system and we very well could be the center. I believe there IS “Life out there” but it is GODs host of Angels. On a little side rant , I find it ironic how many people would believe in a theory that some ancient alien civilization that is far more advantage us , came to our planet many , many years ago and used their DNA to create mankind, perhaps even leaving clues to their whereabouts , traveling in these amazing spacecraft that are beyond anything we could even begin to comprehend. Maybe even sending one of their own to lead us and teach us the way to live forevermore .BUT if you suddenly used the name GOD or JESUS and suddenly it’s a “fairy tale.” Not saying that’s how YOU feel , just throwing that out there for all the readers. Maybe one might read it. Best thing I can say tho is read it for yourselves, I say that to everyone, do t take ANYONES word for it , read it yourself. GOD will put the truth in your heart , it’s not about “religion “ it’s about truth. ‭‭

[@LeslieAB30]

Remember that observations have only been made of the basic physical plane of Venus, Mars etc. All of the planets (including Earth) have six other physical worlds or planes existing in higher vibrations. ALL of the planets and some of the moons ARE inhabited by beings mostly, but not exclusively humanoid - usually much taller than us and all some millions of years our senior. On the higher vibratory planes the environmental conditions are quite different. Many of the beings in this system are quite capable of living comfortably in what to us would seem quite inhospitable environments. This planetary system, and the whole galaxy is teeming with life. Even the planets and stars are living, evolving beings, as is The Mother Earth beneath our feet. The gross materialistic approach of many 'scientists' has blinded them to the reality and wonder of many aspects of manifestation.

[@MyUsernameIsGuess]

There is nothing Earthlike about Venus.Stop saying that. Venus should be renamed HELL!

[@MrGrumpyGills]

Venus IS earthlike in some ways. Both are rocky planets with an iron core and have roughly the same size and mass.

[@RyanArd-v8t]

Although it can be argued that it has an atmosphere like Earth, compared to Mars, that doesn't have an atmosphere. But I agree that Venus could be compared to Hell.

[@Chad_Thundercock]

Chad Thundercock says "Venus... Venus is just a word. The reality is so, so much worse."