Venera 3

The Soviet probe launched on November 16, 1965

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On November 16, 1965, the Soviet Union launched Venus 3, which was the first probe to successfully land Venus.

Chinese name: Venera 3
Foreign name: Venera 3

Meaning: The first probe successfully landed on Venus
Launch time: November 16, 1965
Country: Soviet Union

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Venera 3

Venus 3 was made in the Soviet Union and launched on November 16, 1965. It was equipped with radio communication facilities, scientific instruments and power source units. It successfully landed on Venus and became the first spacecraft to land on other planets, but the communication system failed to send back any information.

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Commemorative items of Venus 3

Venus 3, launched on November 16, 1965, carried a 334kg lander and successfully entered orbit on December 16, 1965. On March 1, 1966, its lander was launched to Venus, but no data was returned. It is estimated that it was crashed during landing. It carries the national emblem of the Soviet Union and the Earth model. Venus 3 became the first man-made object to reach Venus.