What is Venus planet structure?

Answer 1

Venus is volcanic. It is mostly smooth volcanic plains, with several "continents" arising from the plain. Two of the "continents" are about the size of Australia and South America. It appears that volcanic activity is low, and that the surface is relatively intact from the last several hundred million years. There is no water, though it is thought that water existed several billion years ago. The atmosphere is primarily carbon dioxide (96.5%) and nitrogen (3.5%). There are high level clouds of sulfur dioxide with sulfuric acid that evaporates before reaching ground level. Due to the runaway greenhouse effect of the atmosphere, surface temperature is about 860 F.

Answer 2

Venus is a terrestrial planet with a similar size and composition to Earth. It has a rocky surface covered by volcanoes, mountains, and extensive plains. Its dense atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide with clouds of sulfuric acid.

Answer 3

The composition of Venus is pretty similar to Earth, with a core of metal, a mantle of liquid rock, and an outer crust of solid rock.

Answer 4

the core is made of iron the mantle is made of ......... the surface is made of carbon dixiode

Answer 5

The inside of Venus made of a solid rock mantle and a core that may be solid metal, primarily nickel and iron. Little is known about the core of Venus.

Answer 6

It's very rocky and bumpy and has valcanoes all over the inside of it! :)

Answer 7

Venus is a terrestrial, or Earth-like planet.

Answer 8

its a core, mantle, and a crust planet