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Venus is not accidentally hostile. It is hostile by the laws of physics.
Fifty years ago, the Soviet Union pushed machines into an environment beyond the limits of materials, electronics, and human endurance. A handful of them returned a signal—for a fleeting moment.

This video analyzes what the Venera and VeGa missions truly recorded on Venus: temperature, pressure, chemistry, sound, and pictures from a surface engineered to obliterate all trace. With the mythology of the Cold War stripped away, what is left is a testament to planetary disaster and engineering at the outermost edge of feasibility.

In this video:
– The survival mechanisms of Soviet probes in a supercritical atmosphere
– What surface data tells us about Venus's irreversible climatic ruin
– The inaugural images and audio transmitted from another planet
– Engineering compromises under 460°C and 90 atmospheres of pressure
– Why Venus is not Earth's twin, but its cautionary tale
– What upcoming missions might still be unable to achieve

Venus does not conceal its fate. We merely decide how attentively to observe.

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Keywords: Venus, Venera missions, Soviet space program, planetary engineering, Venus atmosphere, existential risk, space exploration