What the Soviet Union Really Found on Venus: Life or a Mistake?

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  • Опубліковано 22 гру 2024

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  • @TOPVALUEDISCOVERY
    @TOPVALUEDISCOVERY Місяць тому +348

    Venera 13's ability to survive over 2 hours on Venus is a remarkable engineering achievement.

    • @CharlesWebb-en7zn
      @CharlesWebb-en7zn Місяць тому +5

      How did they build that structure and such a clear sky on a fiery world.

    • @jmjones7897
      @jmjones7897 Місяць тому +7

      @TOPVALUEDISCOVERY It's something.
      Little bit more impressed that we're still receiving useful data from the Voyager probes.
      That's frigging nuts.
      Also the whole drone Copter on Mars thing.

    • @jmjones7897
      @jmjones7897 Місяць тому

      @TOPVALUEDISCOVERY I'm betting the B-52 is the first Bomber to land on another celestial body in our Solar System. Say maybe another 30 years and 2 more Upgrade Cycles.
      Slap on some active plasma shields and fusion engines and Bam
      Bob's your Uncle.
      The Buff is Forever

    • @jellymop
      @jellymop Місяць тому +8

      @@jmjones7897those achievements are totally dope as well. But you have to give kudos where it is do. 60’s and 70’s landing on another planet and transmitting pictures. An acidic pressurized oven. Where there’s a strong enough human will there’s a way. It’s a tribute to human will in my view.

    • @jmjones7897
      @jmjones7897 Місяць тому

      @jellymop They certainly were determined. Makes you wonder what they were looking for and/ or hoped to confirm.

  • @fortuner123
    @fortuner123 Місяць тому +682

    Why, oh, why can't the superpowers spend money and brain power on these wonderful things instead of bloody fighting all the time!

    • @TPaine1776
      @TPaine1776 Місяць тому +28

      Great question.

    • @GregorMima
      @GregorMima Місяць тому +48

      Money/Profit.

    • @AndreVanKammen
      @AndreVanKammen Місяць тому +1

      They are just making earth like Venus, so we don't need to travel there

    • @JR-ho5qm
      @JR-ho5qm Місяць тому +56

      Could you imagine what humans could accomplish in a peaceful world!

    • @georgikrastev
      @georgikrastev Місяць тому +4

      That's because Homo Sapiens is by its nature an extremely aggressive and warlike species. Peace brings us boredom while violence is mostly exciting.

  • @acidrock9935
    @acidrock9935 Місяць тому +228

    So they gave up on Venus and started talking about moons when I was still waiting for them to tell me what the Russians really found.

    • @thevikingwarrior
      @thevikingwarrior Місяць тому +25

      I am waiting for some REAL GOOD photography from Venus's surface. I have been waiting all of my life, and I am sick of waiting.

    • @Khay-h2k
      @Khay-h2k Місяць тому

      We'll never know what they found. There are so many secrets it's disgusting. It's outrageous that they get taxpayer money and they don't come clean about what's there. I've already come to the realization that there are other life forms on earth and visitors from other dimensions. I believe that there's been life on Mars, millions of years ago.

    • @Mirakuruuu
      @Mirakuruuu Місяць тому +14

      Didnt you watch the whole thing? They said they found some kind of scorpion creature which wasnt confirmed real or not.

    • @solarwizard4743
      @solarwizard4743 Місяць тому +2

      Ho did you miss the scorpion creature!!!!

    • @charlestaylor253
      @charlestaylor253 Місяць тому

      I'd never miss the scorpion creature...😏

  • @sectorz896
    @sectorz896 Місяць тому +115

    It’s so interesting to look back and see how far we went as a species with space exploration so long ago and then we stripped space exploration funding . Makes you sad to think how much more we could’ve explored if we didn’t stop and actually increased our efforts. Hopefully we can get back on track

    • @Edit_Army7
      @Edit_Army7 Місяць тому

      Unfortunately all this funding that happened back then was all because of the space race between ussr and United States, and right now the purpose for space exploration has just become research and scientific, that's why funding has reduced since a past few decades... Who knows it might get better some day, given how space organizations are planning to resend humans to the moon and growing private space powers

    • @jeremyscherbert7336
      @jeremyscherbert7336 Місяць тому +14

      Proves it is political ambition and drive, not ability. Pretty sad when your priorities go so far downhill

    • @henriknielsen2862
      @henriknielsen2862 Місяць тому +15

      yeah , imagine if all the money used on war against each other went for space exploration rather than kill your own species

    • @nopenoperson3665
      @nopenoperson3665 Місяць тому +6

      the cold war drove the space race. it will take an increased china-u.s. rivalry for our space exploration to regain its former momentum

    • @anthonybha4510
      @anthonybha4510 Місяць тому +5

      Like the Space Dark Ages

  • @wewhofly
    @wewhofly Місяць тому +149

    The 'Sound of Venus' almost joyfully ruined by continuing chatter. Why introduce the 'sound' if we weren't allowed listen to it?

    • @art.is.life.eternal
      @art.is.life.eternal Місяць тому +33

      ...and, in the background, the conued use of the musical soundtrack.
      One of the worst editing decions I've ever heard. What a waste.

    • @stopbunsen
      @stopbunsen 27 днів тому +5

      I know. They only needed to give us 5 seconds of it

    • @Wagner-p7e
      @Wagner-p7e 7 днів тому

      @@wewhofly
      Then listen to The Sound Of Music sung by the Baron von Trapp family. ¡ Wunderbar !

  • @LeeMacMillan-v6i
    @LeeMacMillan-v6i Місяць тому +134

    The Soviet Russians were tenacious and resourceful. They didn't give up and they succeeded in accomplishing a monumental feat.

    • @thevikingwarrior
      @thevikingwarrior Місяць тому +4

      Nether do I, but even though I have got very sick due to trying; what ever I do, it doesn't work because OTHER PEOPLE have a different idea of what I should be doing.

    • @asakurayoh3909
      @asakurayoh3909 Місяць тому +2

      West hated every bit of that.

    • @Rocket_scientist_88
      @Rocket_scientist_88 Місяць тому +16

      @@asakurayoh3909 No, not true at all. Maybe you are a russian troll, maybe not - but I know the russian propagandists like to make that comment because it makes them feel better. But the truth is, we learned about the Soviet accomplishments in space and it was admirable what the Soviets were able to accomplish. I am American, and the Soviet exploration of Venus is one of the things that led me to a career in space exploration. It was an incredible accomplishment for the Soviet Union, and their successes could not be denied. Much respect to the Soviet space program. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
      Now, today’s russia would never be able to duplicate what the Soviet Union accomplished with regard to Venus. Heck, they tried to land a probe on the moon and instead, it crashed. The russian federation is focusing all its efforts onto war, and today they can’t even duplicate many Soviet technologies. Maybe it’s because the Ukrainians were always an integral part of the Soviet space program, maybe it’s because the russian federation hasn’t allocated much funding for space exploration… maybe it’s because putin will jail scientists who fail to deliver what he says russia already has. Either way, russia can’t do much of what the Soviet Union could.
      The Soviet Union was the last time that moscow will ever be part of a superpower.

    • @Rocket_scientist_88
      @Rocket_scientist_88 Місяць тому +8

      The Soviets (it was the russians, the Ukrainians, the Georgians, Armenians, Lithuanians, Estonians, Latvians, Kazakhstanis, etc.) were indeed tenacious and resourceful. They accomplished so much, and I still use a fluids handbook written by I.E. Idelchik - because it is considered a classic in hydraulic physics. I have a lot of respect for the Soviet Union’s technological accomplishments. I do not respect the russian federation as such, it became an oligarchy and now is a full blown fascist dictatorship - and putin’s focus has not been on high level tech development.
      But the Soviets? They were pretty amazing. I know we were taught to see them as adversaries, but when it came to technology - many Americans like me held the Soviet scientists in very high regard. Much respect to them. 🫡

    • @lukemaney645
      @lukemaney645 Місяць тому

      ​@@Rocket_scientist_88
      I got news for you....what the Soviets did was real and they wanted the world to know it. NASA faked everything, and I mean everything....they are still faking it to this day. The Soviets were a minimum of ten years ahead of the U.S. and all of a sudden they could land men on the moon...whatever...use your brain.

  • @mikedramatologist9484
    @mikedramatologist9484 Місяць тому +199

    Growing as a child in USSR, I was of course fascinated with space exploration, especially Venus. It was believed that planets were divided between USA and USSR, so soviets got Venus and capitalists got Mars as areas of their interests. The floating cities ideas for Venus colonisation was widely discussed in USSR and believed to be most viable option, as it would provide living conditions in near normal temperature and pressure, just as you showed it in your video, however the actual appearance was proposed to be more like spinning toy, with lower tip being in hotter temperatures and used for power plants and upper parts being more flat and used for crop production and living quarters.
    I really enjoyed your video and appreciate using both measurement systems, since some temperatures and distances I can relate only in SI.
    Thank you!

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV Місяць тому +14

      Seems like it would've been more appropriate had it been the other way around (USSR sending probes to Mars and USA sending them to Venus), since Maris the *red* planet. But maybe that would've been a bit too on the nose.

    • @user-mg3xr9tz7m
      @user-mg3xr9tz7m Місяць тому +10

      @@RedXlVwhat are you smoking? Want some of that. Love feeling like an idiot

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV Місяць тому

      @@user-mg3xr9tz7m Are you stupid? It's just a joke about red being the traditional color of communism. (Just look at all their flags.)

    • @dennischristopher9952
      @dennischristopher9952 Місяць тому

      Then you must be loving every moment of your life.​@@user-mg3xr9tz7m

    • @jamesmassey-cc4ml
      @jamesmassey-cc4ml Місяць тому

      If there is life on Venus, it could be silicone based. It would have to be different than earth to endure the extreme heat and pressure.🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

  • @suecondon1685
    @suecondon1685 Місяць тому +184

    I like the narrator, good to see it's a real guy, not an AI

    • @BriEnr
      @BriEnr Місяць тому +39

      Yeah….I’ve had to drop a lot of my channels because of them switching to/using AI. I won’t support theft. I think this is my only space channel left

    • @thediamonddust
      @thediamonddust Місяць тому +8

      Isn't he the same guy from Kurzgesagt? I'm wondering if he is an AI now lol.

    • @BlaziNTrades
      @BlaziNTrades Місяць тому +27

      Ummm, are you sure this isn't AI? Lol

    • @jt2861
      @jt2861 Місяць тому +23

      Pretty sure this is AI buddy lol

    • @spunkychops7484
      @spunkychops7484 Місяць тому +13

      This is AI 😂😂😂😂 turnip

  • @alexjohnsonjustme
    @alexjohnsonjustme Місяць тому +111

    The Soviets were never given enough credit or recognition here in America for the accomplishments & feats they achieved in space with satellites & landers only through the internet do we see cause our schools barely mentioned anything about the major achievements in advancement for space exploration they made 👍 👏

    • @T.oMiller
      @T.oMiller Місяць тому +2

      We were in a cold war! What do you say about your enemy? 12:54

    • @brianisaac1575
      @brianisaac1575 Місяць тому +1

      It would take a bit to fully convey our mindset towards the Soviet Union back then. "Communist" drew a much more intense emotion from many people than it might today. Few were going to provide anything positive regarding the "Red Threat." I'm glad we can watch these videos today. Tthey've done much to acknowledge. Thank you for your honest comment.

    • @juri_xiii9977
      @juri_xiii9977 Місяць тому +6

      Because you ARE ENEMIES..!!! They did most of the records,before You.. First Satellite,Dog,Man,Woman in space.. First spacewalks etc,etc..

    • @orrytownes2766
      @orrytownes2766 Місяць тому +2

      We weren’t going to give the Soviets enough credit” because they’ve always been our rivals you usually don’t adulate your rivals in the world we come from or else many things about our world would be different.

    • @jonathansmith2898
      @jonathansmith2898 Місяць тому

      Hard to praise government active running slave camps, and murdering political dissenters. Threatening to spread that worldwide. Oh and they were our enemies on top of that.

  • @jacobuszwanenburg1629
    @jacobuszwanenburg1629 Місяць тому +72

    Fail ?
    Going to Venus and sending back data in 64 was quite advanced

    • @barleyarrish
      @barleyarrish Місяць тому

      It was due to the 'Divy up' of German Scientists after WW2 , many were war criminals.
      Russia got some and America got some and the space race was on.

    • @tapewerm6716
      @tapewerm6716 29 днів тому +8

      And probably resulted in more valuable data than landing humans on the moon.

    • @Wagner-p7e
      @Wagner-p7e 12 днів тому +1

      @@tapewerm6716
      Why don't you move to RUSSIA?

    • @MeowMeow6118a
      @MeowMeow6118a 12 днів тому

      @@Wagner-p7e Stop nagging legit, ppl like you are the issue. tapewerm is right. To pull the card why dont you move to Russia is really dumb grow up....

    • @Snoey76
      @Snoey76 11 днів тому +1

      @@Wagner-p7eWhat about Venus for you ?😂

  • @jamesmassey-cc4ml
    @jamesmassey-cc4ml Місяць тому +66

    Venus sounds like the Biblical definition of hell. Vert hot, crushing pressure, sulfur smelling atmosphere .🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

    • @bhedgepig9653
      @bhedgepig9653 Місяць тому +8

      I just imagine he was describing what life would be like under my blankets.

    • @fredrickmarsiello4395
      @fredrickmarsiello4395 Місяць тому +2

      You noticed.

    • @KingONeazyOfficial
      @KingONeazyOfficial Місяць тому

      😮 I swear I was thinking the same thing

    • @Wagner-p7e
      @Wagner-p7e 29 днів тому

      @@jamesmassey-cc4ml
      That's why the Soviet government wanted to go there... knowing their Atheist Ass is Hellbound anyways.
      JESUS IS LORD

    • @shockshotz
      @shockshotz 29 днів тому +2

      to our bodies yes, the majority of the people of lemuria that existed 10k years ago live on venus now, in a different form that can withstand whatever hell is on venus, valiant thor is from there too

  • @regbs8952
    @regbs8952 Місяць тому +44

    We owe German rocket research great gratitude.

    • @oldogre5999
      @oldogre5999 28 днів тому

      NO DOUBT and not just German but NAZI rocket research! I have to wonder if most of my fellow American even have a clue as to just how evil our own government is! Imagine smuggling war criminals, some DIRECTLY responsible for the deaths of thousands of Jews and still knowing this to bring them into the US, WINE AND DINE THEM, GIVE THEM TOTALLY NEW IDENTITIES AND LIVES OF SPLENDOR and some even having a say in our own government! It's sickening! They try to say everyone is equal under the law but evidence absolutely proves otherwise!
      We currently have a SITTING PRESIDENT who influence pedaled himself to the highest bidders amongst our enemies and is guilty of taking bribes, or kickbacks and outright treason... Yet because he is old and senile they refused to prosecute him and worse! They claimed he was "OLD AND SENILE" YET THEY LEFT HIM RUNNING THE COUNTRY!

    • @M.J.-Boops
      @M.J.-Boops 23 дні тому +1

      And their cars cause a pissat is a really good car ❤

    • @lostintime519
      @lostintime519 22 дні тому +1

      What do you mean by that? Do not take anything away from USSR, it is the reason Nato can't do anything to harm Russians now, and other countries like China, even before those had any understanding of rockets and nuclear power.

    • @marcusaurilius5127
      @marcusaurilius5127 13 днів тому

      We British were the Guinea pigs

    • @oldogre5999
      @oldogre5999 12 днів тому

      @@marcusaurilius5127 No doubt! Man they HAMMERED you folks for all they were worth! I bet you were some happy to see that us Yanks had gotten involved in the war!

  • @majorkramer
    @majorkramer Місяць тому +48

    Mars & Venus are an example of what Earth probably looked like before & after our planet dies

    • @TheJollyRogerPirate
      @TheJollyRogerPirate Місяць тому +8

      More like what the earth will look like after and long after. Both Venus and Mars had liquid water. One lost its atmosphere and the others atmosphere suffered a runaway greenhouse effect

    • @jerylregina7392
      @jerylregina7392 Місяць тому +1

      yup😅we ll be just another spinnin' dust/debris-ball😂!!

    • @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan
      @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan Місяць тому +4

      And in time as the sun expands, we too will look like Mars. Our atmosphere will be stripped away, water will evaporate and all that will be left is dust and rock.

    • @EduardMititiuc
      @EduardMititiuc 13 днів тому +2

      Maybe more like what the Eart will look like after the nuclear war.

    • @usa3526
      @usa3526 7 днів тому

      Or before our planet was born. Let that sink in

  • @KitsuyuutsuR
    @KitsuyuutsuR Місяць тому +7

    I saw this program in school back in third grade (this was the early 80s) about Venus. It was sci-fi, sort of… A lot of the technical stuff was actual science. The gist of it was that we wanted to try and make Venus habitable and how could we go about doing so. The first thing was to make sure there was no life on the planet (check) then find a way to change the CO2 atmosphere wet something breathable (not really check since there’s a lot of sulfur in it, but this was the early 80s remember). The solution? Send a probe to release a quick multiplying algae in the atmosphere to take in the CO2 and release oxygen to slowly start changing the atmosphere. In hindsight, I don’t know why they would have used this concept as even then they knew that 78% of our atmosphere is nitrogen and only 21% is oxygen, but I digress… Anyway, the plan worked and the atmosphere started slowly changing. Eventually they were able to send two astronauts to Venus to check things out. They still had to wear the big astronaut suits (the air still wasn’t breathable), but they were able to be on the planet, walking around, you could see the sun like you can see it here on Earth when the cloud cover is thick. The main astronaut is narrating as they’re walking and they make a discovery. He tells us that when they checked to make sure there was no life on Venus, they never thought to look underground. There WAS life and our changing the atmosphere killed them all off and that, whatever they were… We see him lift up a large, dried up brain, the remnants of the former life of Venus… He then tells us, “They were intelligent…” For some reason, that show has stuck with me for over 40 years. I only saw it once and I have no idea what it was, what it was called, but it was so impactful that I never forgot it. I was always fascinated by space and the idea of visiting other worlds, the idea that there’s other intelligent life out there somewhere. School was different back then. They really nurtured our minds and made us think outside the box of all things possible, to reach for the stars… I shudder when I think of what the schools are teaching kids today…

    • @jameschenard1386
      @jameschenard1386 10 днів тому

      It’s almost like schools taught us back then that our actions have consequences…and they weren’t afraid of “traumatizing” us with the notion of personal responsibility.

  • @PeterFamiko-lw8ue
    @PeterFamiko-lw8ue Місяць тому +50

    Soviets did great job

  • @FromNothing
    @FromNothing Місяць тому +4

    17:27 I always hear about how the SO2 droplets evaporate before reaching the ground but wouldn't the immense surface pressure of Venus allow them to retain a liquid form even at such a high temperature? Or at the very least at higher elevations?

    • @rustybot4279
      @rustybot4279 Місяць тому

      Imagine standing on the suface looking up at corrosive rain coming down only to evaporate before hitting ground. 😟 i already feel trapped.

  • @Wickedfun96
    @Wickedfun96 Місяць тому +291

    Why is it they were able to land on Venus and take pictures in the 60s yet they can’t create a lander for and drill for Europa?

    • @rocoe9019
      @rocoe9019 Місяць тому +10

      😂

    • @mikepowers3200
      @mikepowers3200 Місяць тому +48

      Europe is a lot farther

    • @BriEnr
      @BriEnr Місяць тому +44

      Its a lot farther and a lot smaller, with a weird orbit as its a moon

    • @lukasrussell7926
      @lukasrussell7926 Місяць тому +49

      And incredibly different issues to deal with. Venus doesn’t have any where near as harmful of a magnetic field that Jupiter does, and magnets ruin computers like crazy

    • @mediaworldwide9848
      @mediaworldwide9848 Місяць тому +48

      We’re too stupid now.

  • @petarswift5089
    @petarswift5089 Місяць тому +17

    I think it became a secret agreement that the US explores Mars and the Soviets explore Venus. Everything points to such a conclusion.

  • @caintaylor1127
    @caintaylor1127 Місяць тому +21

    Wouldn't mind going to Mars but the travel time puts me off, imagine if you forgot your phone and had to turn round

    • @JohnBickner
      @JohnBickner Місяць тому +6

      Don't forget your charger.

    • @Hopium-kj3ij
      @Hopium-kj3ij Місяць тому +4

      The 'travel time' mind you, is what WE experience here on Earth: A rocketship heading to Mars to us here, takes say, 12 months. But the faster you move, the 'slower' time is relative to the observer... maybe the astronauts on the spacecraft experience not 12-months but say, -8-months?
      Neil DeGrasse Tyson posited that a lightship traveling at 99.9% the speed of light heading directly to Andromeda galaxy would feel like 'one Earth year' to the astronauts onboard, -but 2.5+ MILLION years will have passed on Earth, -the 'observer...'

    • @rd-gi6jw
      @rd-gi6jw Місяць тому +1

      That is irrelevant in this context. We can not travel at such speeds to feel that effect. After many decades, Voyager One is still less than one light day away from Earth.

    • @cherylbristol5144
      @cherylbristol5144 Місяць тому +1

      Wouldn’t you have gotten a wearable device before heading to mars. What makes you think you would need a hand held device.

    • @caintaylor1127
      @caintaylor1127 Місяць тому

      @@cherylbristol5144 I like my phone,

  • @peachmelba1000
    @peachmelba1000 Місяць тому +27

    Well, that thumbnail certainly doesn't make me think this video will be nonsense.

  • @rollvideo
    @rollvideo Місяць тому +62

    You might ask why the Soviets were so persistent. Their early data suggested that there was a lake connected to an aquifer of vodka. The vodka was produced over a millennia by crushing pressure on the potatoes held within the planet’s core.

    • @mariekatherine5238
      @mariekatherine5238 Місяць тому

      Yes! You’re the only one to speak the truth. Better be careful. Putin doesn’t take kindly to his comrades sharing his secret vodka. The KGB is watching you!

    • @jessemontano762
      @jessemontano762 28 днів тому +1

      i like potatoes

    • @rollvideo
      @rollvideo 28 днів тому +1

      @ that’s nice. I just went to the toilet.

    • @aj897
      @aj897 14 днів тому +1

      Cringe.

  • @Vikingdescendent
    @Vikingdescendent Місяць тому +53

    We need to fix humanity and this planet, before we venture elsewhere and bring our insanity to other worlds. Ending war would be a good start start, followed by repairing all the other damaged we've done. We need to treat animals with respect, they too are citizens of this planet!

    • @ButtersStotch0911
      @ButtersStotch0911 Місяць тому +5

      Yeah, but cheeseburgers.

    • @David-James
      @David-James Місяць тому +2

      Life without ham? Unimaginable.

    • @Just.N0w
      @Just.N0w Місяць тому +4

      Thing is, venturing to other planets is our best bet for saving THIS one. Imagine if we could mine ALL the precious resources we need without EVER damaging the Earth again. Metals, chemicals, rare elements, and too much more to list, are ALL abundant in outer space. It's been estimated that ONE asteroid, the RIGHT one of course, could provide us with enough elements that we'd NEVER have to mine on Earth again. Commerce is the future of space exploration.

    • @sapphonymph8204
      @sapphonymph8204 Місяць тому +2

      What have you been doing to animals you weirdo!

    • @FarmHandz-cx4rn
      @FarmHandz-cx4rn Місяць тому

      Why would we end war when so many loser nations need to be dealt with hard?

  • @FromNothing
    @FromNothing Місяць тому +7

    9:15 "Orange and red hues" uhhh.... I think their narrator may be color blind lmao. I see a yellow sky and a brownish black surface with a bit of yellow reflectiong.

    • @michaellindopp9769
      @michaellindopp9769 Місяць тому +1

      No such colour as brown. Brown is actually a very very very dark orange.

    • @NinjaVikingOG
      @NinjaVikingOG Місяць тому +2

      You can't disrespect someone for being colour blind and then spell "Reflecting" wrong. 😅

  • @earlmiles6334
    @earlmiles6334 13 днів тому +1

    I'm 57 and a massive USA patriot. Also a big Pacers fan but, like MJ and the Bulls, sometimes you have to acknowledge talent. Well done my adversary.

  • @goombah226
    @goombah226 Місяць тому +11

    The giant Venusian sand worms are a huge barrier to colonization.

  • @Haywire-Alguire
    @Haywire-Alguire Місяць тому +16

    Venus is too damn hot for me. Guess i will just hang out here on Earth. 😆

    • @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan
      @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan Місяць тому +2

      Even earth is too damn hot for me during the summer months and that's just 40c on earth, I'd hate, or melt at 600c 900f. I will pass. Thanks but, no thanks.

    • @DonSingh-pc5ne
      @DonSingh-pc5ne 28 днів тому +1

      Good choice bro. ✌️

    • @Nonsense913
      @Nonsense913 27 днів тому

      Man’s not hot

  • @MrYorickJenkins
    @MrYorickJenkins Місяць тому +8

    I can imagine a Vesuvian estate agent of the future praising the advantages of a warm climate and gentle breezes and the absense of human crowds or pesky insects and land prices way way lower than prices on the Earth or even on Mars.

    • @ascendantindigo271
      @ascendantindigo271 Місяць тому +3

      Perhaps you meant "Venusuvian"* Planet Vesuv was Obliterated in the "Vesuvian Wars" by the "Uranusiians"...

    • @MrYorickJenkins
      @MrYorickJenkins Місяць тому +1

      @@ascendantindigo271 Thank you for pointing that out. Having checked, I see that the estate agent for property on Venus would properly be known as a Venusian estate agent.

    • @angrydoggy9170
      @angrydoggy9170 Місяць тому

      I can sell you a nice plot next to a sulfur lake right now. It’s a true bargain.

    • @PhillipMikeHunt
      @PhillipMikeHunt 27 днів тому

      All properties will have Venetian blinds.

  • @joeren8948
    @joeren8948 Місяць тому +13

    Ben Rich, director of Lockheed’s Skunk Works ‘75-‘91, said “we have the technology to take E.T. home.” That’s why they’ve decreased the open space programs, and increased exponentially the budgets for Black Space programs, worldwide.

    • @domestique3954
      @domestique3954 Місяць тому +3

      They have gigantic space stations far away from earth -> John Lenard Walson has videos taken by his tuned up telescope and Bruceseesall has hundreds of videos from “our” moon proving that there are giant structures,crater cities,bridges and high towers.
      Even when you go to google moon they display the 6 mile high tower on their platform!

    • @aaronperelmuter8433
      @aaronperelmuter8433 Місяць тому

      Right, of course they do! And since these programs are black, you know this information, how, exactly? That’s just what I thought, you’re completely full of shit and just making stuff up. Seriously, wtf are you on about? They’re OBVIOUSLY not black space programs if you’re blabbering on ut about it, just another moron spreading misinformation and lies. 😂🤪

  • @charlestaylor253
    @charlestaylor253 Місяць тому +5

    'There was a young lady from Venus...' 'THAT'S ENOUGH, DATA!' 😉

  • @Belows682
    @Belows682 Місяць тому +4

    "hey everyone, lets go move into these lava tubes that were carved out by molten rock at thousands of degrees, nothing could go wrong"

  • @4QBUD
    @4QBUD Місяць тому +6

    Seed the atmospheres of Venus as well as Mars with extremophiles and see what happens

  • @larrybarela8676
    @larrybarela8676 12 днів тому +1

    I have a question? how do you get pass the firmament?

  • @diegoarce490
    @diegoarce490 Місяць тому +13

    Thank you for using both measurement system Imperial and metric ... great .!

    • @mpmpm
      @mpmpm Місяць тому +7

      No, imperial system should no longer be used.

    • @diegoarce490
      @diegoarce490 Місяць тому +1

      @@mpmpm 36 million people still use the imperial system. If you think that the metric is going to be implemented in the USA, may remind you that just the arm forces has millions of equipment made with the imperial system over 20 yrs ago and metric tools and parts do not work on the tide specs

    • @lino222
      @lino222 Місяць тому +2

      @@mpmpm imperial system is like monopoly's money !

    • @thevikingwarrior
      @thevikingwarrior Місяць тому

      @@diegoarce490 Although I can sympathize with the older generation struggling with Metric and not liking it ...the only reason I would agree with banning the Imperial system regardless... is because the Conservatives, older generations and right wingers, should have to have thier lives made more difficult for them on purpose, as punishment was being recalcitrant dicks!

    • @CowGry
      @CowGry Місяць тому +1

      ​@@thevikingwarriorthks for advancing the discussion in a productive manner.

  • @mystereo9041
    @mystereo9041 16 днів тому +2

    The obsession wasn’t Venus, it’s the Uranium.

  • @amandapittar9398
    @amandapittar9398 Місяць тому +5

    I wish I had known about this as a child. I would have been thrilled.🤩

  • @jamesscroggins3486
    @jamesscroggins3486 27 днів тому

    I currently take 10,000 IU, D3 with 100 mcg of K2, is that a good ratio? Thanks

  • @Wykesidefruitmachine
    @Wykesidefruitmachine 29 днів тому +3

    We are so lucky with our beautiful, perfect planet; Mother Earth.

  • @theworkshopstudio2069
    @theworkshopstudio2069 27 днів тому +1

    12:54.... Uhhh.... No... Space Shuttle Atlantis never went to Venus, or into orbit around the sun. They don't do that. If you're going to use AI, at the very least, check it's accuracy. May 5th, not 4th, Magellan was sent, but the Space Shuttle did not tag along.

  • @dbm4365
    @dbm4365 Місяць тому +14

    Love the determination of the Soviet Union

  • @adventaursadventure7785
    @adventaursadventure7785 Місяць тому +10

    If i can't have trees and be outside around trees, i don't want to be there.

  • @MrSoulsFull
    @MrSoulsFull Місяць тому +8

    1 consecutive minute of unskippable advertisements. I'm out

  • @cinnamongirl5410
    @cinnamongirl5410 Місяць тому +1

    This is so cool!! I'm so grateful they had a thing for Venus. So interesting!

  • @ethanmarkel5581
    @ethanmarkel5581 Місяць тому +6

    For the future of humanity I hope we do find ways of reach distance suns

    • @SRWill64
      @SRWill64 Місяць тому

      Alpha Centauri and Barnard's Star are the closest.

    • @AugustDreamScape
      @AugustDreamScape Місяць тому +1

      "Stars"... The "Sun" is just the name we gave our host Star. Not all stars are called "suns". They have their own names such as "Betelgeuse" in the Orion system.

    • @eemoogee160
      @eemoogee160 28 днів тому +1

      Need to learn how to not destroy the planet we are on first.

  • @skatee99
    @skatee99 Місяць тому

    Excellent video! Thanks for the great research and production values.

  • @Marstruth
    @Marstruth Місяць тому +10

    They knew that's where Valiant Thor came from...

    • @SRWill64
      @SRWill64 Місяць тому

      Yeah, something the U.S. knows about and hides from us.

  • @catangelcarpenter5390
    @catangelcarpenter5390 Місяць тому +1

    It would be so cool to have another earthlike planet in our solar system.

  • @senorowlando
    @senorowlando Місяць тому +8

    What the US and Soviet Union learned was that every celestial body in our solar system is potentially occupied by intelligent forms of life who exist in parallel dimensions to our own and are far more advanced technologically than our current world. Therefore, what appears to be a barren wasteland in one dimension is in fact a bustling metropolis in another. Some of these otherworldly inhabitants have made contact with NACA who was the predecessor to NASA as well as reaching out to other global leaders the world over which included the Soviet Union. Hence their extreme interest in what appears to be a whole lot of nothing which is far from the truth and then some.

    • @aaronperelmuter8433
      @aaronperelmuter8433 Місяць тому +1

      And you are far from sane, and then some! 😂🤪

    • @SRWill64
      @SRWill64 Місяць тому

      Absolutely true, but hidden by our government who wants us to think we're alone. And have no fear, if they wanted to take us out they would have by now.

    • @SRWill64
      @SRWill64 Місяць тому

      @@aaronperelmuter8433 No, they speak the truth that the world leaders have been trying to keep hidden. There is, if fact, documentation of this man visiting. And yeah, they look like us.

    • @moerow8215
      @moerow8215 Місяць тому +1

      @@aaronperelmuter8433you’re the average minded internet retard who honestly thinks that a country would invest billions of dollars on a space program just to check the weather on Venus and take photos of rocks. 🫵🏼🤡💩

    • @jcbbb
      @jcbbb Місяць тому

      @@aaronperelmuter8433 Now saym "IveRMecTin Is HoRsE DeWoRmEr"

  • @jameschenard1386
    @jameschenard1386 10 днів тому

    Quick correction on temperature-at 27:22: -40F = -40C; not 4C. -40 is the spot where the 2 scales meet. If it had been any other temperature, I probably wouldn’t have noticed

  • @namanyaian8768
    @namanyaian8768 Місяць тому +3

    Or maybe instead of colonising Venus we should spend that effort on preserving earth

  • @mauriziomauricone
    @mauriziomauricone 29 днів тому

    30:08 How “on Earth” (pun intended) is that possible? Please explain!

    • @baxterwhitten6293
      @baxterwhitten6293 26 днів тому +1

      One full rotation for Venus takes 243 earth days while one full revolution, around the sun, takes 225 earth days. (One full rotation for earth takes ‘one earth day’ or ‘24 hours’ and one full revolution takes 365 ‘earth days’ or one year. Google moon synchronous rotation.
      Maybe this helps or I just didn’t get that you were being sarcastic.

    • @mauriziomauricone
      @mauriziomauricone 26 днів тому

      @ No I was serious but now I understand. In the video it was unclear to me. Just could not imagine Venus was spinning *that* slow. Thanks for clearing that up.

  • @RC4us
    @RC4us Місяць тому +7

    Maybe we need to explore our oceans b4 worrying about planets we can't even stand on

    • @CAceD-t7b
      @CAceD-t7b 28 днів тому +1

      Or having humanity in line first. Better behavior, feeding the hungry, helping the ill and poor...

    • @nonhominid
      @nonhominid 27 днів тому +3

      If we want to survive, we need be on other planets. It is not an if but a when, when a certain size asteroid does wipe out humanity. We have 2 such asteroid that are getting within that pull to strike us. One of them, could be in 2029.

    • @RC4us
      @RC4us 27 днів тому +1

      @ that sucks cause we are a very long way of from going to another planet and live

  • @jespermynchau5580
    @jespermynchau5580 Місяць тому +5

    I think their obsession is because, if they master the most difficult horse in the stable, they can master anything.

  • @pinlaolawson
    @pinlaolawson 16 днів тому +1

    Venus masih dkuasai bakteri purba yg menghasilkan metana n c02, bumi dahulu kala jg pernah mengalami hal itu, gunung berapi fungsinya menjaga gravitasi tp yg trrjadi di venus sedang overload gravitasi

  • @renefranzen1509
    @renefranzen1509 Місяць тому +6

    Yeah, what the Soviet Union found on Venus was a quick way to cook eggs.

  • @AcidGlow
    @AcidGlow 15 днів тому

    *The mysteries of the Universe* 😮🌀

  • @aaron-dd5lz
    @aaron-dd5lz Місяць тому +5

    Um, actually, the moon is the brightest object in our night sky 🤓

    • @robertwalker2052
      @robertwalker2052 Місяць тому

      No. You are both wrong. The brightest object is the sun.

    • @BalthazarMyrrh70
      @BalthazarMyrrh70 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@robertwalker2052in the night sky? 🌙 that pesky sun!🌞
      You're all wrong....
      It's elon's latest satellite 😅

    • @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan
      @M-e-t-a-l-l-i-c-a_fan Місяць тому +1

      Not when it's a new moon. The moon can't be seen, then Venus becomes the brightest thing in the night sky. Just saying.

    • @Jamsnaxx
      @Jamsnaxx 29 днів тому

      I think Jupiter is the brightest easiest planet to spot in the night sky

    • @justinbaas843
      @justinbaas843 24 дні тому

      Serius

  • @scottrenz4846
    @scottrenz4846 Місяць тому +2

    Though landing on Venus is great but how did they get past our magnetic and radioactive cover or the firmament. Your thoughts are appreciated

    • @scottrenz4846
      @scottrenz4846 Місяць тому

      I meant to say the Van Allen radiation belt

    • @mariekatherine5238
      @mariekatherine5238 Місяць тому

      @@scottrenz4846Those secret pills for Soviet leaders!

  • @RstudioYT
    @RstudioYT Місяць тому +5

    AKATSUKI prob Giving Naruto vibes

  • @chloewright1
    @chloewright1 Місяць тому

    1:45 isn't supposed to be a real video of the actual launch, is it?

  • @abrarkhan3032
    @abrarkhan3032 Місяць тому +3

    Universe is amazing,
    Good video, keep up the good work brother....

  • @DS-pk4eh
    @DS-pk4eh 11 днів тому

    Great video.
    Being a scientist video, I would expect you to use metric system and have imperial system as a note in video.

  • @homerelesperance2857
    @homerelesperance2857 Місяць тому +4

    Great documentary and future space exploration mission video. If mankind is to colonize other worlds, mankind should first know how to keep Earth pristinely clean from pollution, maintain peace with other nations, cultures, beings and never not to be a civilization power bent on world domination but to live in mutual peace and in harmony with all life forms.

    • @aaronperelmuter8433
      @aaronperelmuter8433 Місяць тому

      We DO know how to do all of that stuff mate, it’s just that we never actually implemented it. Seriously, what’s not to know?🤔

    • @homerelesperance2857
      @homerelesperance2857 Місяць тому +1

      @@aaronperelmuter8433 It's not what's known but what should be implemented or do!

  • @berthageorge2627
    @berthageorge2627 Місяць тому +1

    * If the temperature's are that hot there ,how could there probs last a 12 or 24 hour day.
    * They made quite a few attempts and landings ( I have never heard of any of there missions there .) Not during my education years or sense becoming an adult....
    Amazing.....❣️

  • @FatalFist
    @FatalFist Місяць тому +5

    Venus is not Earth's future, it is Earth's past when it was primordial.

    • @DaRealBigRube
      @DaRealBigRube Місяць тому +3

      No, they had it right. Venus is what earth would be if we let global warming run rampant like it did there.

    • @thefleecer3673
      @thefleecer3673 Місяць тому +2

      ​@@DaRealBigRuberubbish

    • @kewlztertc5386
      @kewlztertc5386 Місяць тому

      ​@@thefleecer3673your qualifications are?

    • @kewlztertc5386
      @kewlztertc5386 Місяць тому

      Venus, has obvious traces of once having water, the planet was created at the same time as earth. So how do you get primordial from something the same age? Venus will never change again, it's now a hybrid rocky gas planet. Venus is the end, not the beginning.
      Venus had a runaway greenhouse because it lacks a moon. Most of Venus' problems can be directly traced to this fact, including it's odd rotation.

    • @thefleecer3673
      @thefleecer3673 Місяць тому +2

      @@kewlztertc5386 please provide a link to the study that shows how this planet with its Kingdom Plantae would be able to end up with an atmosphere that is predominantly CO2. Maybe without plants it might happen, but we would no longer exist then anyway

  • @olafseverin9181
    @olafseverin9181 Місяць тому +1

    Mars is the leading place in future, followed by the moons. Venus just could be suitable for a robust machinery of mining bots, connected to landing units which take the minerals from the miners before starting up to the orbital stations, from where the goods would be shipped to our besettled worlds.

  • @rynebozzell
    @rynebozzell Місяць тому +3

    If the wind on Venus is constantly 250 mph or more, how did those space probes remain upright?

    • @jeffgillson
      @jeffgillson Місяць тому +3

      And how did they take digital photos and send image files in 1972?

    • @jadabaudelaire118
      @jadabaudelaire118 Місяць тому +1

      And how is it not a constant giant dust storm

  • @DianaLabedz-di2wh
    @DianaLabedz-di2wh Місяць тому

    Very interesting, I loved the ideas and looking forward to more of the same

  • @davidestate
    @davidestate Місяць тому +3

    Living on another planet would cause many to go insane. Why would I say this? Many have not lived in jail, in a brick building and away from all things life. Living underground for your whole life or in a building, never really going outside to see the beauty of nature, like trees and animals. It would be more like a isolated camp where you see the same people every day for years on end. People would go insane as the excitement wears off. Every day would be life or death living on Mars or any other planet that is not Earth.

  • @andrewkwsk
    @andrewkwsk 27 днів тому

    I’m sick with the flu A. This is the best thing I’ve seen all day. I haven’t a clue of what I’ve seen but i love this.

  • @alexfurer
    @alexfurer Місяць тому +3

    Fascinating! But before throwing ice on Venus, eliminate hunger, war and slavery on this planet first, please…

  • @dentohzdennisons
    @dentohzdennisons Місяць тому +1

    My favourite channel

  • @siyandathabede4382
    @siyandathabede4382 Місяць тому +2

    So the Russians had many successes and firsts in space exploration.

  • @tuckerluke80
    @tuckerluke80 Місяць тому +2

    Soviets won every aspect of the space race except the moon landing, gotta give them some credit

    • @Gary-e5w9n
      @Gary-e5w9n 15 днів тому

      Tell that to the people who built the two Voyager explorers

    • @tuckerluke80
      @tuckerluke80 14 днів тому

      @ you are correct, thanks for the reminder. So the USSR beat the world on everything except two things? Any more?

  • @countdrocula8852
    @countdrocula8852 Місяць тому +13

    So they “misplaced” the tech that got us to the moon and everyone since has been too stupid to get us back. Yet they say we are going to mars. Y’all funny. Stop believing anything anyone tells you.

    • @UncleKauffee
      @UncleKauffee Місяць тому +4

      Yet you believe in a flat earth. Lmao. Yeah we’re the fooled ones. You’re funny. Tell us more hilarious things.

    • @bramvissers4985
      @bramvissers4985 Місяць тому +3

      Nobody misplaced that tech. Stop believing grifters, and find out what ACTUALLY happened.

    • @countdrocula8852
      @countdrocula8852 Місяць тому

      @@UncleKauffee the only one being up flat earth here is you dude. Y’all are weirdos.

    • @countdrocula8852
      @countdrocula8852 Місяць тому +1

      @@bramvissers4985 very informative sir thank you for your service

    • @bramvissers4985
      @bramvissers4985 Місяць тому

      @@countdrocula8852 Very dismissive of you. I guess you have it all figured out already.

  • @wildmountainbear9117
    @wildmountainbear9117 Місяць тому +2

    Terraforming Venus would take hundred or thousands of years. Not worth it!! A more realistic scenario would be developing Interstellar Space travel, new exotic propulsion technologies.

    • @paulmurray8734
      @paulmurray8734 Місяць тому

      Venus is already inhabited by thousands of people living underground not humans but human form ! Book Stranger at the Pentagon he was from Venus ! real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance

  • @nikolajenoksen7232
    @nikolajenoksen7232 Місяць тому +4

    If only NASA could figure out how to get people off the ground on Earth without killing them in an explosion and getting them back home safely; it is a giant undertaking for NASA.

    • @nikolajenoksen7232
      @nikolajenoksen7232 Місяць тому +1

      Lets not forget Elon Musk was the only who went to save those trapped in space that NASA couldn't accomplish.

  • @0ut0fafricaa
    @0ut0fafricaa 27 днів тому

    22:19 surely a 2mph wind at that many atmospheres of pressure would be impossible to walk against.

  • @atasmaly
    @atasmaly Місяць тому +4

    The best planet to go to is heaven and you don't need any equipment to it. All you need to do is give your life to Jesus

  • @tigerscott2966
    @tigerscott2966 Місяць тому +1

    I've heard Nicola Tesla was from Venus.
    I've also heard Venus was destroyed in a war.

  • @brawales
    @brawales Місяць тому +5

    I am not here to hear about Elon Musk. WTF

    • @TurdFerguson456
      @TurdFerguson456 Місяць тому +1

      Sorry about that, miss.

    • @jaymac7203
      @jaymac7203 Місяць тому +1

      Lol you'll get over it 😂

    • @jimmyavpi
      @jimmyavpi Місяць тому +1

      Then leave..

    • @tapewerm6716
      @tapewerm6716 Місяць тому +3

      He dominates the Space industry. Why wouldn't a video about Space not at least mention him?

  • @rickh5454
    @rickh5454 Місяць тому +1

    Such an interesting subject and well researched too. If only you used the actual photos of the surface and not embellished stock footage of other locals.

  • @BlackAdder1970
    @BlackAdder1970 Місяць тому +3

    All the time and money spent for what?
    So we know life can't exist there? We already knew that. They should've spent all that money for the betterment of mankind

  • @ElizabethGraham-u8k
    @ElizabethGraham-u8k Місяць тому +1

    Enough knowledge of Venus has been confirmed without the dangerous need to be there!!

  • @TomClarke-so3fd
    @TomClarke-so3fd Місяць тому +3

    Its a pity that Venus is not where Mars is and vice versa then they would be perfect worlds

  • @TheNoiseySpectator
    @TheNoiseySpectator 18 днів тому

    1:15 Well, they didn't know it was so inhospitable to human life until The Venera probes arrived there.
    And, Venus is closer to Earth than Mars. That made it quite an attractive target for exploration.

  • @ElizabethGraham-u8k
    @ElizabethGraham-u8k Місяць тому +4

    I am waiting for Jesus to return
    In Him only I trust.

  • @unicornsushi5026
    @unicornsushi5026 Місяць тому

    Am I wrong, or would the temperature, pressure and atmospheric composition make landing a solid object on the surface of Venus incapable of relaying telemetry, due to its being immediately crushed?

  • @markg3025
    @markg3025 Місяць тому +13

    Please make sure Elon is in the first flight to Mars.

    • @rxgueplanet
      @rxgueplanet Місяць тому +4

      Why? Are you allergic to smart people?

    • @RedXlV
      @RedXlV Місяць тому +1

      @@rxgueplanet Elon Musk is a what a stupid person thinks a smart person is like.

    • @waynetemplar2183
      @waynetemplar2183 Місяць тому +3

      Salty much?

    • @rocoe9019
      @rocoe9019 Місяць тому +2

      ​@@rxgueplanetare you simple jack?

    • @dennischristopher9952
      @dennischristopher9952 Місяць тому

      ​@@rxgueplanetElon is shrewd and manipulative. His intelligence is limited to investing money in the right places. He is no savant, and definitely does not have a brilliant scientific mind. It's easy to grow wealth when you inherent so much. All that apartheid blood money goes a long way. Narcissistic psychopaths like him are exceptionally talented when it comes to fooling people.

  • @alanarturdemitrovfernandes1161
    @alanarturdemitrovfernandes1161 Місяць тому

    couldnt strategically igniting vulcanoes in a specific angle and in sequencial order help increase the rotation and help control heat so it is furhter apart from habitable zones?

  • @zvast
    @zvast 28 днів тому

    Why lights in the helmet? You would be blinded and not be able to se whats outside. 31:54, 39:07
    Like being in the bright room at night, looking out the window!
    Thumb down

  • @charliewaters5289
    @charliewaters5289 Місяць тому +1

    Soon we will have people "walking around" on planets through VR, if we can find a way to send information fast enough.

  • @deltafreshrelics1660
    @deltafreshrelics1660 6 днів тому

    I hope we do get to Venus and Mars. What a treat. Can we send the EPA and all the universities there? We won’t need them here.

  • @Richard-wl1lg
    @Richard-wl1lg Місяць тому +2

    Sooo,,,, if you are talking about Venus, why are you showing the same footage of the mars rover landing photos ???????

  • @Petermomo5050
    @Petermomo5050 Місяць тому +1

    Through imagination, anything is possible; once reality sets in, all these dreams dissipate. Earth technology is too feeble to create space exploration, the earth still own places like the ocean we still haven't explored

  • @orvjudd1383
    @orvjudd1383 Місяць тому

    ❤good video, maybe we have more options outside of earth.

  • @jayross6588
    @jayross6588 Місяць тому

    92 times the pressure of earth would mean any "possible" landing of a human on Venus would require a ship that has a gas tank the size of Brazil in order to have enough thrust to leave the atmosphere to come back home. Space exploration has almost unreal parameters humans have to work around.

  • @Sammy-n2q
    @Sammy-n2q 28 днів тому

    I always felt like Venus was my home once spiritually until the planet got too hot.

  • @lhasaroadrat9374
    @lhasaroadrat9374 Місяць тому +1

    Totally fascinating.😮

  • @SRWill64
    @SRWill64 Місяць тому +1

    Among the indigenous people of this planet are tales that we lived on another world, but we polluted it and made it unlivable. What if those tales aren't just myths, but actual history that was handed down as a warning to take care of this, our second and last chance? And look how well we listened.
    That being said, if were are to colonize either Venus OR Mars, we need to work on our ability to terraform planets.

  • @jrtstrategicapital560
    @jrtstrategicapital560 11 днів тому

    We should be exploring the polar regions of Venus and other planets where the suns exposure is less dominating and temp cooler than lower latitudes.