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EPISODE · May 12, 2025 · 3 MIN

Kosmos 482: Soviet Spacecraft Ends in the Indian Ocean

from The SpaceInfo Podcast · host SpaceInfo Club

On March 31, 1972, the Soviet Union launched a spacecraft with a bold mission: to explore Venus, Earth's enigmatic sister planet. Named Kosmos 482, this spacecraft was part of the USSR's ambitious Venera program, designed to send probes to Venus's hostile environment. However, a malfunction during launch transformed this scientific mission into a decades-long orbital mystery.Learn more on how Spacecraft FLY: visit the SpaceInfo Website!#russian #spaceraft #ocean #earth

On March 31, 1972, the Soviet Union launched a spacecraft with a bold mission: to explore Venus, Earth's enigmatic sister planet. Named Kosmos 482, this spacecraft was part of the USSR's ambitious Venera program, designed to send probes to Venus's hostile environment. However, a malfunction during launch transformed this scientific mission into a decades-long orbital mystery.Learn more on how Spacecraft FLY: visit the SpaceInfo Website!#russian #spaceraft #ocean #earth

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