Does Venus have bumps

Answer 1

YES! Venus does have craters!!

It has relatively few impact craters because much of the planet has been resurfaced by lava flows.

Answer 2

Venus's surface is covered in various types of terrain, including mountains, volcanoes, and large plains. These features can create the appearance of bumps on the planet's surface when viewed from afar. However, Venus itself does not have bumps in the traditional sense, as its surface is predominantly rocky and lacks prominent relief features like hills or ridges.

Answer 3

If you mean spots like Jupiter, then no although it is possible it see some banding in the cloud layer.

Answer 4

Nobody knows . . . Venus is covered by a dense cloud of vapor that prevents its surface from being seen.

The planet Jupiter, on the other hand, has a big spot, partially red in color.

Answer 5

Yes. That's The Great Dark Spot. That's where a huge storm is taking place.

Answer 6

The planet Venus, has rocks. No crators, usually small rocks.