Do other planets have air

Answer 1

Yes. Most of the planets in our solar system and presumably most of the extrasolar planets too have a range of amounts of oxygen present. However, only on a very few of them is it in elemental form; on the others it is combined with other elements such as on Venus in the form of carbon dioxide and on Mars in the form of iron oxides.

So far only Earth is known to have significant amounts of oxygen in its atmosphere.

Answer 2

Some planets, like Earth, have atmospheres that contain air. However, the composition of these atmospheres can vary significantly between planets. For example, Mars has a thin atmosphere primarily composed of carbon dioxide, while planets like Venus have atmospheres dominated by carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid.

Answer 3

All the planets in our solar system except Mercury have an atmosphere.

Answer 4

es. Most of the planets in our solar system and assumably most of the extrasolar planets too have a range of amounts of oxygen present.

yea from the IBRO >:)