How would you live on Venus?

Answer 1

There is an area 50km above the surface where the temperature and pressure are Earth-like, the winds circle the planet in 100-hour "days", and the gravity is just less than earth-like. Because the gases there are heavier than Earth's atmosphere, there is the possibility of "floating cities" kept in place and following the prevailing winds much like present day hot air balloons.

But you would need oxygen, food, and materials from Earth to be shipped to you. In return, you could use abundant solar energy and sulfuric acid as resources for your own industries.

Answer 2

The surface of Venus would not support any lifeforms from Earth, because the heat and atmospheric pressure are too high. And there is no liquid water.

But while the temperature and pressure on the surface are too great for colonization, there is an area 50 kilometers abovethe surface where the temperature and pressure are Earth-like, the winds circle the planet in 100-hour "days", and the gravity is just less than Earth's. Because the gases there are still more dense than Earth's atmosphere, there is the possibility of "floating cities" that would follow the prevailing winds much like hot air balloons.

But you would need supplies from Earth to be shipped to you, although some oxygen could be produced from the carbon dioxide that makes up most of the atmosphere. You would definitely need water, since the "rain" in Venusian clouds is sulfuric acid.

Answer 3

the planet would have to be more stable there has to be oxygen on the planet there has to be water too and it has to have gravity and then maybe just maybe there could be life on Venus or any other planet

Answer 4

The best solution would be to not live on the surface, but to live in a space station/habitat that orbits it.

With an atmospheric pressure 92 times Earth's, a mean temperature of about 461 degrees Celsius and no oxygen, it would be easier to construct a habitat in space, than on the planet itself.

Throw in the volcanism going on, and it all the moreso makes sense to avoid living on the surface.

Answer 5

1. There is no direct sunshine on Venus

2. The surface temperature of Venus averages around 863 degrees, F.

3. While there is a little oxygen in the Venusian atmosphere, there is much more of poisonous gases and sulfuric acid.

4. There is no human food on Venus.

Answer 6

Living on Venus would be extremely challenging due to its harsh conditions, such as extreme temperatures, acidic clouds, and high atmospheric pressure. A possible way to live on Venus could involve developing advanced technology to create habitats that can withstand these conditions, such as floating cities in the upper atmosphere where temperatures and pressure are more moderate. Additionally, it would be crucial to rely on advanced life support systems to provide breathable air and protect against the corrosive atmosphere.

Answer 7

There would need to be oxygen, less heat and less inclimate weather.

Answer 8

We would need farm land, water considering there is only 0.002% of water in its atmosphere. less heat and less inclimate weather.

Answer 9

no its not