Venera 10

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Venera 10 was a Soviet space probe that successfully orbited Venus and transmitted data from its surface as part of the USSR’s pioneering Venera program.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet spacecraft
Venus lander
Venus orbiter
planetary probe
space probe
uncrewed spacecraft
achieved first detailed images from Venus surface in its landing region
arrivalAtVenusDate 1975-10-23
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
flybyOf Earth NERFINISHED
followedBy Venera 11 NERFINISHED
landerFunction atmospheric measurements
surface composition analysis
surface imaging
landerSeparationDate 1975-10-23
landingBody Venus NERFINISHED
landingDate 1975-10-25
landingSite Venus dayside
lowland plain on Venus
near equator of Venus
launchDate 1975-06-14
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome NERFINISHED
Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 81 NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket NERFINISHED
measuredQuantity atmospheric composition of Venus
chemical composition of Venus rocks
cloud structure of Venus
surface pressure of Venus
surface temperature of Venus
wind speed near Venus surface
missionType atmospheric science
planetary science
surface science
notableFor contributing to early understanding of Venus surface conditions
successful combined orbiter-lander mission to Venus
operator Soviet space program NERFINISHED
orbiterFunction data relay for lander
radio science experiments
remote sensing of Venus
precededBy Venera 9 NERFINISHED
program Venera program NERFINISHED
spacecraftType lander
orbiter
surfaceTransmissionDuration approximately 65 minutes
target Venus NERFINISHED
transmittedFromSurface meteorological data
panoramic views
surface composition data
television images

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Venera 9 relatedMission Venera 10