Venera 9

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Venera 9 was a Soviet spacecraft that became the first human-made probe to successfully return images from the surface of Venus.

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Venera 9 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet spacecraft
Venus lander
planetary probe
space probe
communication radio link via orbiter relay
COSPAR ID 1975-033A
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
destination Venus
enteredOrbitAround Venus
era Cold War space exploration
firstImageFromSurfaceOf Venus
imageTransmission telemetry to Earth via orbiter
landerInstruments barometers
gamma-ray spectrometer
photometers
thermometers
landerSeparationDate 1975-10-20
landingDate 1975-10-22
landingHemisphere northern hemisphere of Venus
landingSite Venus surface
launchCountry Soviet Union
launchDate 1975-06-08
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket
linked to: Proton rocket
measured chemical composition of Venus atmosphere
light levels on Venus surface
surface pressure of Venus
surface temperature of Venus
missionOutcome partially successful
missionType orbiter and lander
notableFor first human-made probe to return images from the surface of Venus
operator Soviet Union
orbiterInstruments imaging system
radiometers
spectrometers
orbitInsertionDate 1975-10-20
powerSource batteries
solar panels
primaryGoal study Venus atmosphere and surface
program Venera program
linked to: Venera missions
relatedMission Venera 10
spaceAgency Soviet space program
spacecraftBus Venera-type bus
surfaceImaging black-and-white images
panoramic images
surfaceImagingMethod television camera system
surfaceOperationDuration about 53 minutes
targetBody Venus

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