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Venus is hotter than Mercury because its atmosphere is made up of carbon dioxide, which traps the heat. The average temperature of Venus is 864 degrees Fahrenheit, which is about 300 degrees hotter than Mercury.

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It get's up to like 800 degrees Fahrenheit

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How much hotter does it get on Venus' then on Mercury?

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Why is venus more hoter than Mercury?

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