Rank 11 documents Venera 13 — the Lavochkin lander that touched Phoebe Regio on 1 March 1982 and returned the first color images from the Venus surface after a Proton-K launch from Baikonur in October 1981. The mission's armored disc form carried a soil drill, spectrometers, and panoramic cameras that operated for 127 minutes in surface temperatures near 465 °C and pressures exceeding 90 Earth atmospheres. Venera 13 followed Venera 9's black-and-white breakthrough with full-color panoramas and the first drilled sample analysis from another planet — engineering proof that Soviet planetary craft could work briefly in conditions no human hardware had ever survived. International Space renders the drill-arm hero, orange Venus disc, dense text archive panel, and CCCP-marked lander exactly as the master PNG dictates.