Why is Venus extremely hot?

Yes. Venus is dry and extremely hot.

No. Venus is extremely hot.

Venus is extremely hot that is about 900 degrees Fahrenheit =]

Probably not; the surface of Venus is extremely hot.

The climate is hot, extremely hot. No life can exist on Venus because of the extreme temperatures.

Venus, it's so hot it can melt lead.

Yes. Venus is about as hot as a self-cleaning oven. Pluto is extremely cold.

Sunlight on Venus is extremely hot. However, it is not as hot as it could be. Sunlight on Venus is not a day or night thing, though. It is more of a blaring light, and it is in short periods during the winter.

Because the air is extremely hot and poisonous

Because there are greenhouse gases which make it extremely hot.

Very carefully. I wouldn't recommend it. The Soviet Venera probes that landed on Venus discovered that the surface of Venus is extremely hot, and that the atmosphere of Venus is highly corrosive and filled with sulfuric acid.

If you only consider gravity, yes. The gravity of Venus is slightly less than that of Earth. Otherwise, no. The surface of Venus is extremely hot and air pressure is extremely high. You would be dead before you could even consider jumping.

Venus is extremely hot and has much higher atmospheric pressure. Any person who went there would quickly burn to death.

No, you cannot live on the planet Venus. Venus is the second closest planet to the sun which means that the environment is extremely hot and unbearable for any type of life to live on it.

No. In order for humans to survive, they would need many essential materials, one of them which is oxygen, which is absent in Venus. More importantly, Venus is extremely hot.

similar gravity...but extremely hot...and can't breathe the air.

No, and it is doubtful they ever will. The environment on Venus is extremely hot, the atmosphere is extremely thick, and has acid in it. It is very difficult to even build robots that can stand up to it for more than seconds before they quit working.

Heat is the common denominator of Mercury and Venus. While Venus remains around 800 degrees, Mercury changes from extremely hot to extremely freezing, depending on which side is facing the Sun. Unlike Venus, Mercury does not have enough of an atmosphere to keep the heat in at night.

You could, but due to Venus having an extremely strong gravitational pull, it would be destroyed upon impact. Venus is also very hot on the surface as well.

Numerous amounts of toxins are found in the air, and it is extremely hot.

At this point, no one that we know of has and it is highly unlikely that anyone ever will. Venus is extremely hot, hotter than an oven on its self-cleaning cycle.

Venus and Mercury are both pretty hot; but Mercury has almost no atmosphere so the night side will cool down as there is no atmosphere to hold the heat. Venus has a thick atmosphere - essentially made of greenhouse gases, and is hot all the time.

Earth has water, oxygen, and life on it. Mercury is rocky very hot dead planet with no atmosphere. Venus is a dead planet covered with extremely hot poisonous gas with a very thick atmosphere that crushes anything on the surface.

It is probably most similar to venus because they are both known as extremely hot planets which are as far as we know, barren of life.

The oxygen on Venus is bound as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and as oxides on the extremely hot surface. There are no plants to extract carbon from the atmosphere as on Earth, so there is almost no free oxygen returned to the atmosphere.

Firstly Because of it's unimaginably thick atmosphere, Venus is extremely, extremely hot When standing on Earth, Venus can be seen as the morning star before sunrise, and the evening star after sunset, but that's only sometimes. If you look at a book, you'll find out whether to look for it as the morning star, or the evening star, or not look at all.

The Earth (you said to include it) Venus, the stars, the sun (which is technically a star), and mercury?

venus is hot very hot and it is hot

Venus is the hottest planet, as it is close to the sun and also has a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere that holds the heat effectively. Venus is extremely hot because its thick atmosphere, rich in carbon dioxide, traps heat energy from the sun.

Venus and Earth are similar in size and density. Venus is only a little smaller and lighter, and both have similar gravity. This is why Venus is sometimes called 'Earth's Twin.' However, Venus has an atmosphere 100 times thicker than Earth and surface temperatures that are extremely hot. Venus has no life or water as Earth does.

Well as you know, Venus is the second closes to the sun and so therefore that is what causes the heat on Venus. Not completely true. Mercury is closer, but Venus is still hotter than it. The reason Venus is so hot is because of its atmosphere. It consists of mostly greenhouse gasses that trap the radiant solar energy and keeps it from escaping the planet. Yes, the sun provides the heat to the planet…

Well, probably not. The temperature on Venus is extremely hot because of its thick atmosphere made up of mostly carbon dioxide. So the answer is no.

Venus has an extremely dense atmosphere.

Planets vary widely in temperature from extremely hot to extremely cold. In our solar system the hottest planet is Venus, with surface temperatures of 850 degrees Fahrenheit while the coldest is Uranus at -371 degrees Fahrenheit.

Yes, it is too hot to land on Venus

Have you ever seen a solar system map? If you have, then you'd see that Venus is very close to the sun making it extremely hot.

No. The surface of Venus is extremely hot (well over the boiling point of water) and the atmosphere is highly corrosive. In addition, you'd be crushed by the atmospheric pressure.

Mercury doesn't have a atmosphere, so one side is always cold and the other is extremely hot. Venus is hotter because it has an atmosphere, and it traps in the heat from the sun, also the gases on Venus acts like a greenhouse effect making it hotter.

Yes, depending what you accept as "special"! Here are some interesting details:* Its extremely hot temperature. Almost 500 degrees C, on its surface. * Its rotation is not only extremely slow, but it is also retrograde. * Venus's size and mass is very close to that of Earth. For more details about Venus, I suggest checking the Wikipedia article.

1. Size 2. Distance from the Sun 3. Earth is not covered in extremely hot and deadly poisonous clouds of acid gas.

Because Planet Venus is very near from the Sun. That's why it's hot.

Venus is the hottest planet. with its thick atmosphere and thick clouds, it keeps all the heat in, so since its the second planet from the sun it gets extremely hot. the temperature is fairly constant at 735 degrees kelvin.

Venus experiences very high temperatures because it is closer to the sun than the Earth, but it is also very hot on Venus because it is enveloped in a thick cloud of Carbon Dioxide, which causes a green-house effect on the planet, which keeps a lot of the heat on the surface from escaping the planet.

Venus is extremely hot and dry, so you would probably burn up once you entered the atmosphere (a probe could only stay on the surface two hours taking pictures before it disintigrated). Venus' terrain is rocky and sandy, plus there are volcanoes, the same type as the ones in Hawaii.

Both are extremely hot.

Venus is very, VERY hot. Since it is only so close to the sun, it contains a lot of heat. Venus contains gravity and oxygen it is so hot that no one can live on it. The heat is about 842-895 degree's.

Venus is a extremely hot planet because there is a "greenhouse effect". Most of the sunlight is blocked out by the thick clouds in Venus's atmosphere, but some of the sunlight gets in. The sunlight that is inside Venus's atmosphere is unable to escape. Because of this, temperatures on Venus keep on getter hotter. The current temperature is about 860 degrees F.

no,because Venus is a hot planet ,so Venus will not have any storms.

They are almost the same in their sizes , they have the same mass and very similar composition ( made of the same materials ) . nus is sometimes called Earth's twin because Venus and Earth are almost the same size, have about the same mass (they weigh about the same), and have a very similar composition (are made of the same material). They are also neighboring planets. However, Venus and Earth are also very…

Not without an enclosed habitat. Venus is extremely hot (860°F) with a surface pressure more than 90 times the sea level pressure on Earth. It is essentially a pressure-cooker environment, and the carbon dioxide atmosphere does not have enough breathable oxygen.