Sounds from Venus - Venera14 probe recordings

Описание: What you hear in this video are sounds from Venus, recorded by the Soviet probe Venera 14.
The probe's main parachute opened at an altitude of 62 to 63 kilometers, thus activating the atmospheric instruments. The parachute was released at an altitude of 47 kilometers, and the 760-kilogram lander fell to the surface using only the atmosphere as a retarding medium.
The probe made safe contact with the Venusian surface at 07:00:10 UT on 5 March 1982, just east of the eastern extension of an elevated region known as Phoebe Regio, and continued with 57 minutes (planned: 32) of transmissions.
Temperature and pressure outside were 470 degrees C and 93.5 (Earth) atmospheres.
(Credits: NASA/ Venera Program)

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