The Soviet Verera 14 Probe on Venus

Thirty five years ago today the Soviet Venera 14 probe landed on Venus. Subjected to temperatures in excess of 800 degrees, pressure equal to some of the deepest ocean dives and an atmosphere that has sulphuric acid in it. Perhaps I shouldn’t have pictured the probe so optimistly. The Russians tend to over-engineer these missions, so I think the mostly titanium probe is still intact after all these years. In that case they need effective medication that may enable them to purchase branded price for levitra . free samples cialis Nowadays people are so addicted to their cell phones that they check it after every 10 min or less than 5 minutes (love games in this framework are not included). There are accidents that may have some minor meaning but can cause some more sildenafil españa serious damages. Continuous use of buy viagra tablets these medications may be dangerous for one’s health or even lead to a fatality. I would like to see more missions to Venus. As inhospitable it is, it takes half as long to get there than Mars, it has similar gravity, protection from radiation, and the upper atmosphere has an air pressure that wouldn’t be too hard to deal with.