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The atmosphere of Venus could be thought of as being more friendly to plants than to humans, but such high levels of CO2 trap so much heat that the runaway greenhouse effect would burn any Earth plants to cinders in short order.
I really can't understand this question, the way it is worded, but what i think they are asking is would you be able to survive on venus or walk on venus without a space suit. and the answer is definetly no way we would be able to survive on venus. because, first of all its way too hot on venus it's very close to the sun than on earth unlike mars being the opposite very frigid. it's like a volcano like atmosphere on the surface of venus. you would be burnt to a crisp. also you could'nt breath because venus has no oxygen only carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid in its atmosphere. too much carbon dioxide is poisonous to humans and that would kill you, also the sulfuric acid would burn and eat your skin. not a pleasant environment for humans, also there is no water on venus.
Most meteor contain metal which burn up slower, And if a meteor is big enough, it size will be dramatically cut down, but not completely destroyed
we would burn to death from the sun. we would probably run out of air too
No. If a comet were to strike the Earth, the results would probably be catastrophic.
A human would die of asphyxiation on Venus because Venus's atmosphere does not contain oxygen. The main component that makes up the atmosphere of Venus is Carbon Dioxide (CO2)- the by-product of human respiration. But regardless of whether or not theres oxygen on Venus the surface temperature is 900 Degrees F so if we were to stick a human there they would certainly burn to death before suffocation would even start.
Yes. Every planet, with the exception of Mercury, has an outer atmosphere that will burn up any small object that enters into it. If the object is large enough, it might reach the surface of the planet after losing a little bit of mass entering the atmosphere. Yes. If a meteoroid were to enter the atmosphere of Venus and become a meteor, it would get hot and burn, just like it would on Earth. If the meteoroid were large enough to survive, it would become a meteorite and crash on the surface of Venus, possibly causing a crater.
Little craters because Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system, so any comets or asteroids would burn up because of the heat or in the thick atmosphere.
yes they would?
The atmosphere of Venus could be thought of as being more friendly to plants than to humans, but such high levels of CO2 trap so much heat that the runaway greenhouse effect would burn any Earth plants to cinders in short order.
No,because they would simply burn to death
No Venus does not get burned. Mercury, the first closest planet doesn't get burned but it gets VERY hot. The same happens with Venus. Venus's thick atmosphere just sucks in the heat but doesnt burn the surface of the planet.
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No. Nothing protects a planet from craters. The atmosphere of Venus does give it some production, though, from asteroid and comet impacts, which form craters. Smaller objects will burn up or disintegrate before they can reach the surface. It does little to protect from large impacts, though.
I really can't understand this question, the way it is worded, but what i think they are asking is would you be able to survive on venus or walk on venus without a space suit. and the answer is definetly no way we would be able to survive on venus. because, first of all its way too hot on venus it's very close to the sun than on earth unlike mars being the opposite very frigid. it's like a volcano like atmosphere on the surface of venus. you would be burnt to a crisp. also you could'nt breath because venus has no oxygen only carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid in its atmosphere. too much carbon dioxide is poisonous to humans and that would kill you, also the sulfuric acid would burn and eat your skin. not a pleasant environment for humans, also there is no water on venus.
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you would die the atmosphere would burn and than you would die