Venera 14

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Venera 14 was a Soviet space probe launched in 1981 that successfully landed on Venus, conducting experiments and transmitting data and images from the planet’s surface.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf space probe
actualSurfaceOperationTime on the order of an hour
busType Venera orbiter-bus with attached lander
carriedInstrument X-ray fluorescence spectrometer NERFINISHED
anemometers
barometers
cameras for surface imaging
gamma-ray spectrometer
gas chromatograph
mass spectrometer
photometers
radio science experiment
seismometer
soil drilling and sampling device
thermometers
COSPARId 1981-110A
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
designedLifetimeOnSurface about 32 minutes
landerMass approximately 760 kilograms
landingBody Venus NERFINISHED
landingDate 1982-03-05
landingEnvironment high temperature and high pressure on Venus surface
landingSite Venus surface
launchDate 1981-11-04
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome NERFINISHED
Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 200 NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket NERFINISHED
manufacturer Lavochkin Association NERFINISHED
massAtLaunch approximately 5000 kilograms
missionObjective analyze Venus soil composition
obtain images of Venus surface
study Venus atmosphere
study Venus surface
missionType Venus lander
atmospheric probe
notableResult confirmed basalt-like composition of Venus surface rocks
operator Soviet Union NERFINISHED
Soviet space program NERFINISHED
program Venera program NERFINISHED
spacecraftType 4V-1 NERFINISHED
status mission completed
success true
target Venus NERFINISHED
transmitted atmospheric data from Venus
images of Venus surface
surface pressure measurements
surface temperature measurements
twinMission Venera 13 NERFINISHED

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