What for to us to put on Venus radio beacons if its atmosphere all the same does not pass radio signals? On person Dauge
the deep shade of a lamp shade lay. Bulls has taken seat on a low easy armchair and has victoriously lifted up one foot on
another. He has felt huge simplification of that is in the shined room, in a society of loyal friend Ioganycha.
- Yes, - has said Dauge thoughtfully it is really extreme the important question. Now I understand, why you have not fallen
asleep till now. And I think - that it it is unsteady on a room? A teeth is ill it, whether that? And business, means, in beacons...
- N-yes, - has uncertainly declared Bulls, having lowered a foot. The feeling of simplification somewhere has evaporated.
- You, possibly, have any reasons about it? - Continued Dauge absolutely serious tone. - you, of course, have thought up
something during time... The vigil? Something obshchepoleznoe...
- You see Ioganych... - has pathetically begun Bulls, doing the significant person and without having the slightest
representation about what it will terminate the begun phrase.
- Yes-yes, I have understood you, - have interrupted Dauge nodding. - and you are perfect - understand? - _абсолютно_ the
rights! And business is. Atmosphere of Venus _действительно_ is not capable to pass radio beams, but at strictly certain
range we suppose possibility of break of this radio blockade. This range is defined from - purely theoretical, and is equal also
the observant data concerning local ionising fields... That, the engineer?.
- Venus, - has gloomy said Bulls.
- - Venus! Planet atmosphere passes sometimes a wave and other lengths, but it is the phenomenon casual, it is not
necessary to count on it. Therefore the problem consists in defining a pass-band, and having defined, to throw beacons on a
surface... On a surface of that? - Venus! - has repeated Bulls with hatred.
- Perfectly well! - Dauge has admired. - You have knowingly spent night without a dream.
However all attempts to throw on a surface radio station came to an end...