In the early days, the Soviet Union regarded it as the second earth and immigrated to this planet with huge sums of money. Why did you give up later?

The Soviet Union wanted to immigrate to Venus in the early days. Later, because of the high cost and unsuitable living conditions on Venus, it had to give up this plan.

The direct reason why the Soviet Union abandoned the plan was the massive investment of funds. We all know that the Soviet Union invested a lot of money in the aviation field in the later period, and such a large investment formed military competition with the United States. However, such blind competition made the Soviet Union's funds very limited. At that time, people's living conditions were very bad. Although the country has made rapid progress in science and technology, it is difficult to see the results in a short time with such investment. Therefore, such a large and long-term investment can only be abandoned in the end.

In addition to the limitation of funds, the level of science and technology at that time was also very limited. People's scientific and technological conditions are limited, and it is difficult to make a breakthrough in Soviet studies. The long-term aimless search made the final research of the Soviet Union difficult. After a long period of research, the Soviet Union was unable to make progress and finally had to give up. After all, for a country, there are many more important things to plan, and the exploration of space seems so illusory.

Venus itself has very limited conditions and is not suitable for human migration. The survival and development of mankind is a wonderful process. Careful natural conditions, such as water, air, temperature, soil and so on, are still very different from the earth. These differences make the meticulous dream of human migration finally come to nothing. An extremely unlikely event like this requires a lot of investment and the cost performance is too low, so the Soviet Union finally had to give up.

Exploring the mysteries of the universe has always been a dream of mankind. Although the Soviet Union stopped exploring, human beings did not stop exploring. One day we will discover the mystery of the universe.