53 years later in orbit Soviet Venus Lander Cosmos crashed on 482 land

The failed Soviet Venus Lander Cosmos 482 finally completed his end after a 53 -year -old trip to the orbit of the land. Launched under the USSR’s Venira program in 1972, the investigation re -entered the ET (0624 GMT) on May 10 at 2:200 pm, Russia’s space agency Roskomos confirmed its descent on the Indian Ocean, west of the Indian Ocean, west of Indonesia. Although it was believed that the debris had been reduced safely, other international space -tracking organizations had identified rental sites, like South Asia and the East Pacific, which had the final effect at least a few hours after the incident.

The Cosmos 482 was caught before the firearms effect, causing concern for the risk of space trash.

As Reports Through the Virtual Telescope Project, Rosesomos and astronomer Jianloka Messi, the spacecraft was caught in a wonderful picture in its last orbit more than Rome. In the picture, Cosmos 482 appears as a dashed trail – the result of a comprehensive investigation of four images. Originally Intended to Land on Venus, the Lander Had FAILED To Leave Earth’s Orbit Due To A Launch Malfunction, Leading It In an Elongated Earth-Bound Tragedy For Over FIVE Decades. Its descent was slowly guided by the environmental drag.

The investigation of 495kg may be retained during the re -entry, as it was an engineer to avoid the dense environment of Venice. Dutch satellite tracker, Marco Lang Brook, mentioned that if Cosmos 482 had affected the surface as a piece, it would have a speed of about 150 miles per hour and a small to medium sized alka’s energy effect. This fall has led to the growing threats of space debris.

ESA data shows that on average, three major pieces of debris land on earth on earth daily. Mega Bridge, such as Space X Star Link and Amazon’s Cooper, developed thousands of satellite launch, experts have warned that uncontrollable reserves will be more likely to be more frequency.

ESA officials have pointed out that although the risk for people is low, repeated strikes can be a threat over time, not only from cracks but also from pollution that are purified in rental and can damage the ozone layer or move the climate trends.