the answer is Venus, the Sulfuric acid makes this planet the brightest planet in the solar system =]
mercury
Venus
Venus. However, while there is no rainfall on the surface of Venus, it does rain sulfuric acid in the upper atmosphere. This rain evaporates about 25 km above the surface because the surface is very hot (461.85 °C). Venus
The colors of the planets differ in different imagery depending on what equipment was used to picture it. This list, however, represents the true colors as the planets would appear for the human eye if you were close enough to see it without technical aid. Planets with an atmosphere may change color if you move inside the atmosphere.Mercury - grey (rocks, no atmosphere),Venus - pale yellow (sulfuric clouds),Earth - blue with white clouds (water and atmosphere. Sometimes areas of yellow, green and brown may be spotted but mostly with a blueish tint)Mars - orange/rusty red (rocks with high amounts of iron-oxide)Jupiter - orange with white bands (clouds of ammonium hydrosulfide and ammonia)Saturn - pale yellow (yellow/red gases seen through white ammonia. Northern hemisphere appears more blue as it is in the shadow of the rings around the planet)Uranus - light blue (methane clouds)Neptune - light blue (methane clouds - darker than Uranus because of the distance to the sun)Pluto - light brown (unpure methane ice)
Saturn
Venus
Venus.
I think it is venus
Venus is the hottest planet. Its average surface temperature is 464 degrees Celsius. Its atmosphere has thick, pale, yellow clouds of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid.
Venus.
Venus
yellow and tan cuz the clouds are made of sulfuric acid
mercury
Venus
The clouds contain sulfuric acid, and it believed that this absorbs some of the blue light, so what is reflected back looks yellow.
The color of the planet Neptune is predominantly blue with occasionally dark spots or white high-altitude clouds. Yellow is not a prominent feature.
Venus. However, while there is no rainfall on the surface of Venus, it does rain sulfuric acid in the upper atmosphere. This rain evaporates about 25 km above the surface because the surface is very hot (461.85 °C). Venus