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These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA)

the Russian Venera spacecraft.

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These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA) the Russian Venera spacecraft.

These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA) the Russian Venera spacecraft.

These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA) the Russian Venera spacecraft.

These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA)

the Russian Venera spacecraft.

These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA)

the Russian Venera spacecraft.

These images show the view from the Russian Venera 14 spacecraft. Venera 14 sampled the soil where it landed, and found a type of basalt also common on Earth. (Courtesy of NASA)

the Russian Venera spacecraft.