Venera

space programme of the Soviet Union. 
Venera programme

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  Kosmos 482 1972
  
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  Tyazhely Sputnik 1961
  
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  Venera 1 1961
  
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  Venera 2MV-1 No.1 1962
  
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  Venera 2MV-1 No.2 1962
  
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  Venera 2 1965
  
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  Venera 3 1965
  
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  Venera 4V-2
  
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  Venera 4 1967
  
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  Venera 5 1969
  
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  Venera 6 1969
  
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  Venera 7 1970
  
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  Venera 8 1972
  
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  Venera 10 1975
  
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  Venera 11 and 12
  
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  Venera 11 1978
  
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  Venera 12 1978
  
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  Venera 13 1981
  
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  Venera 14 1981
  
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  Venera 15 1983
  
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  Venera 16 1983
  

Kosmos 482 – Venera 1 – Venera 10 – Venera 11 – Venera 12 – Venera 13 – Venera 14 – Venera 15 – Venera 16 – Venera 2 – Venera 2MV-1 No.1 – Venera 2MV-1 No.2 – Venera 3 – Venera 4 – Venera 4V-2 – Venera 5 – Venera 6 – Venera 7 – Venera 8 – 

Frameless

1982 CPA 5278

Kosmonavtica 001 RU

Mapa de sondas sobre Venus

Mars-Venera station liquid-based engine (2004)

Photo of the surface of Venus taken by the Venera 9 lander the 22 October 1975

Position of Venera landing sites superimposed on combined Magellan/Pioneer/Venera topography data

Position of Venera landing sites superimposed on combined Magellan/Pioneer/Venera topography data

Venera 9 Space Probe 01

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Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1972	Kosmos 482	3MV		Wikidata
vessel	1961	Tyazhely Sputnik	artificial satellite of the Earth		Wikidata
vessel	1961	Venera 1	space probe, artificial satellite of the Sun, S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia, Soviet Union		Wikidata
vessel	1962	Venera 2MV-1 No.1	2MV		Wikidata
vessel	1962	Venera 2MV-1 No.2	2MV		Wikidata
vessel	1965	Venera 2	3MV, space probe, artificial satellite of the Sun, S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia		Wikidata
vessel	1965	Venera 3	3MV, S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia		Wikidata
vessel		Venera 4V-2	spacecraft, space instrument		Wikidata
vessel	1967	Venera 4	space probe, NPO Lavochkin		Wikidata
vessel	1969	Venera 5	space probe, NPO Lavochkin		Wikidata
vessel	1969	Venera 6	space probe, NPO Lavochkin		Wikidata
vessel	1970	Venera 7	lander, space probe, NPO Lavochkin		Wikidata
vessel	1972	Venera 8	lander, space probe, NPO Lavochkin		Wikidata
vessel	1975	Venera 10	space probe, artificial satellite, Soviet Union		Wikidata
vessel		Venera 11 and 12	space probe		Wikidata
vessel	1978	Venera 11	space probe, artificial satellite of the Sun, artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	1978	Venera 12	Academy of Sciences of the USSR, space probe, artificial satellite of the Sun, artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	1981	Venera 13	space probe, artificial satellite, Soviet Union		Wikidata
vessel	1981	Venera 14	space probe, artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	1983	Venera 15	planetary probe, orbiter, Soviet Union		Wikidata
vessel	1983	Venera 16	space probe, artificial satellite		Wikidata
image	1982	1982 CPA 5278			Wikimedia
image	1962	Kosmonavtica 001 RU			Wikimedia
image	1981	Mapa de sondas sobre Venus			Wikimedia
image	2011	Mars-Venera station liquid-based engine (2004)			Wikimedia
image	1975	Photo of the surface of Venus taken by the Venera 9 lander the 22 October 1975			Wikimedia
image	2013	Position of Venera landing sites superimposed on combined Magellan/Pioneer/Venera topography data			Wikimedia
image	2023	Position of Venera landing sites superimposed on combined Magellan/Pioneer/Venera topography data			Wikimedia
image		Venera 9 Space Probe 01			Wikimedia
image	2013	VenusTopoVenera			Wikimedia

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