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Space Exploration
Mik Smitt

Kosmos 482: 1,000-pound Soviet Venus probe could crash to earth after 53 years

The Looming Threat of Kosmos 482: The Soviet Venus Probe That Could Crash to Earth Half a century after its launch, Kosmos 482 — the doomed Soviet Venus probe that weighs over 1,000 pounds — is still haunting the skies above us. Launched in March 1972, this space relic has been drifting in orbit, posing […]

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