Assuming you send two landers to Venus that have an expected "surface life" of, say, 8 hours.
The second lander arrives four hours after the first, parks up 100 yards away and trains a video camera onto the first whilst streaming everything back to Earth.
What would it look like to see the first lander slowly being crushed by, to the naked eye, nothing?
Like something out of a sci-fi movie?
edit: Wikipedia states that Venus' atmospheric pressure at the surface is about 93 bar (93 times Earths' atmospheric pressure at sea level), which it says is like being roughly 900 meters below the surface of the ocean.
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Now I can't stop thinking about this! So I've asked a follow-up question: When did planetary scientists realize Venus' surface pressure was almost 100x that on Earth? How did they find out? $\endgroup$