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The earth has several factors that allow it to sustain life while its sister planets cannot. The most important of which is its location from the Sun. Earth lies within the "Goldilocks Zone" which is a distance from a star that allows for proper temperatures to maintain life. Deviation too far in either distance can make it too hot, or too cold, to sustain life.
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What is planets closest to earth?
The planet that's able to come closest to Earth is Venus. The next one after Venus is Mars.
Can you name the planet closest to Earth?
The planet that's able to come closest to Earth is Venus. The next one after Venus is Mars.
Is Venus' surface of the planet able to support life on?
no it is to hot for it to indoor life
If you can see Venus from earth can you see earth from Venus?
Not if you were on the surface of Venus. Venus has a very dense atmosphere which would mean you wouldn't see any planets or stars. You might just be able to make out the shape of the Sun but not very well.
Is there thunder and lightning on Venus?
—In 2007, images and data from the Venus Express spacecraft were able to confirm that lightning occurs on Venus and that the phenomenon is more common there than on Earth
What planet Mercury Venus or Mars is most likely able to support life now or in the past?
MARS.
Can you see earth from Mars?
While no humans have gone to Mars yet to look, we would certainly expect to be able to see Earth from Mars. It would probably look very much like Venus does to us here on Earth.
Is spacecraft able to land in Venus'?
spacecraft can land on Venus but they melt, it's 400oC,, probes have been sent there but they were destroyed by the heat after a while
What are some good questions about Venus?
Try these:What is the surface temperature of Venus?What corrosive material is a major component of the clouds of Venus?How long was the longest time a lander was able to function on the surface of Venus?What was the first country to land a functioning lander on Venus' surface?Why has Venus traditionally been called Earth's twin?Why is the crust of Venus so thin compared to Earth's crust?Why is the crust of Venus so much younger than Earth's crust?Why does Venus lack moons?Does it rain or snow on the surface of Venus?How long is one Venus year in Venus days?
Is it true or false that Astronomers on Earth are able to measure the rotation of Venus by using optical telescopes to watch surface markings as rotation carries them across the disk of Venus?
True
What planet is the only known planet able to support life?
earth
How is Venus' a ability to suppot life?
Venus is not able to support life as we know it. It's a CO2 rich toxic wasteland that rains acid instead of water. It also reaches 800+ F
