1982年3月当维莱里·巴苏柯夫(V. Barsu-kov)和尤里·苏尔柯夫(Y. Surkov)从莫斯科机场起飞时,他们的公文包装着计算机算出的结果和一套希世少见的照片。他们兴奋地工作着度过了长夜的飞行,迎来了第二天的黎明。飞机在美国的休斯敦着陆之前,他们专心致志地准备着一份报告。当他们完成了报告已视力模糊不清,但是心中无比的欢快。几小时后,巴苏柯夫和苏尔柯夫宣布两颗苏联金星探测器的新发现,震惊了一大群世界 March 1982 When V. Barsu-kov and Y. Surkov took off from Moscow airport, their documents contained computerized results and a Set of rare Greek world photos. They excited to work for a long night’s flight, ushered in the dawn of the next day. Before the plane landed in Houston, the United States, they devoted themselves to preparing a report. When they finished the report had blurred vision, but very happy heart. A few hours later, Basukov and Sulcoff announced the discovery of two new Soviet Venus detectors that shocked a large group of worlds