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Consider our own planet Earth. The average temperature across planet Earth is 14°C; although it can get hotter than 50°C in summer in the hottest deserts. That's nothing compared to Venus.
On Venus, the average temperature is 460°C. That's also the maximum and the minimum. In other words, no matter where you go on Venus, the temperature is the same - night or day. The temperature at the poles is the same as at the equator.
Venus suffers from a runaway 'greenhouse effect' by the presence of huge quantities of carbon dioxide in it's massively dense atmosphere. It is closer to the Sun than the Earth and this exacerbates the problem. 8 Russian Venera space probes were crushed as they slowly descended into the atmosphere. The 9th succeeded but lasted 1 hour before it died of overheating.
Another reason why the temperature is the same everywhere is that Venus has a very small axial tilt. While the Earth is tilted 23 degrees compared to the Sun, Venus is only tilted 3 degrees.
The temperature does change with altitude; however. As you rise in altitude, the temperatures go down. In fact, there's a point in Venus above 50 km or so where the temperature and air pressure are roughly the same as we experience on Earth.
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Why the planet Venus is important?
Venus is important because it effects Earth's climate. The more we learn about Venus the more we know about our solar system overall.
Has any space people visited venus?
Astronauts have not visited Venus. Venus has an extremely inhospitable climate. Probes barely survive the descent. Humans would stand no chance.
In what climate do Venus fly traps grow best?
warm and humid conditions are best but in any climate it will survive!
What is the natural climate of the Venus fly trap?
The natural habitat of the Venus fly trap (Dionaea muscipula) is in nitrogen-poor areas, such as swamps, although it has been successfully transplanted in many different areas around the globe. It is found naturally only in North and South Carolina (USA).
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?
What climate is a Venus Flytrap in?
a warm moist climate with lot of mosquitoes and flys
Why the planet Venus is important?
Venus is important because it effects Earth's climate. The more we learn about Venus the more we know about our solar system overall.
Has any space people visited venus?
Astronauts have not visited Venus. Venus has an extremely inhospitable climate. Probes barely survive the descent. Humans would stand no chance.
In what climate do Venus fly traps grow best?
warm and humid conditions are best but in any climate it will survive!
What details suggest that the venus fly trap would not thrive in a cold cloudy climate?
A cold cloudy climate limits the population of insects and venus's fly trap being insectivorous plant thus will not grow properly in the absence of insects.
What is the natural climate of the Venus fly trap?
The natural habitat of the Venus fly trap (Dionaea muscipula) is in nitrogen-poor areas, such as swamps, although it has been successfully transplanted in many different areas around the globe. It is found naturally only in North and South Carolina (USA).
Why might the Venus's flytrap not thrive in cold cloudy climate?
it grows better in sunny bright climates
What is Climate Catastrophe in Space?
Climate Catastrophe in Space refers to a scientific study which examines Venus and Mars to determine what happened to those planets that caused them to leave the climate that could sponsor life to what they are now. Similarities have been drawn to the earth's current global warming status, as a possible reason, planets like Venus became non-inhabitable.
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?
Differences between earth and Venus?
1. the venus has no oceans.2. the Venus is covered by a layer of thick clouds.3. and there are trapping heat in its atmosphere.
Is the Venus Flytrap an endangered plant?
In the wild the VFT is endangered because of habitat loss, transportation abroad, Climate Change etc.
Which planet is best to grow crops?
Earth has always been the best planet for growing crops, but Venus has a consistently warmer climate.
