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You are there, on the most exciting nerve shattering journey in the history of men.
你在那里,經歷著人類歷史上最激動人心的旅程。
Fifty years ago, it was easy for us to imagine venus,
50年前, 我們可以很容易的想像金星、
closer to the sun and wrapped in clouds.
接近太陽和隱藏的云霧。
There was this picture of venus as a kind of primitive, steamy earth complete with giant tree ferns and dinosaurs.
金星上有一種原始、巨樹蕨類和恐龍，及非常熱的類似于地球的感覺。
All together, it seems to us that it should be, just possibly, even properly that work.
合在一起,在我們看來,它應該,只是可能,甚至也會起效。
In the late 1950s, the space race begins.
在20世紀50年代晚期,太空競爭開始。
While the America aims for the moon, Russia sets its signts on meeting the neighbours.
美國針對月亮,而俄羅斯的眼光投向了其鄰居。
Venus and Mars still were in the human dreams to meet the species which could be very similar to us.
金星和火星仍然是人類夢想見到和我們可以非常相似物種的星球。
Venus was even easier than Mars to reach.
金星比火星更容易到達。
注：聽力文本來源于普特
