Why cant humans go on Venus?

Answer 1

There are many reasons. The environmental conditions would be too harsh. It is too hot. It does not have the kind of atmosphere that we need to survive in. It has no water. The atmospheric pressure is over 90 times that of Earth. It would be impossible for humans to survive there.

Answer 2

Venus's atmosphere is deadly to us. We need oxygen and nitrogen. Venus has mainly carbon dioxide and a little bit of nitrogen. And because of the greenhouse effect, it gets really hot. The pressure is also very high (Earth's pressure x 90 = Venus's pressure).

Answer 3

There are several reasons. First, temperatures on the surface of Venus are approximately 860 degrees Fahrenheit (460 degrees Celsius), far too hot for anything to live there. Second, atmospheric pressure is extremely high, about 90 times what it is on Earth, equivalent to the pressure under 3000 feet of water. Any person would be crushed. Finally, there is no free oxygen on Venus. The atmosphere is composed mostly of carbon dioxide. The clouds are made not of water, but sulfuric acid.

Answer 4

Humans cannot go on Venus because of its extremely high temperatures (over 800 degrees Fahrenheit), crushing atmospheric pressure, and toxic atmosphere of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid. These conditions make it impossible for humans to survive without special equipment and technology.

Answer 5

the pressure is to high and the temperature can be around 894 degrees

Answer 6

A human cant live on venus because its the of the hottest planets in the solar system. They also cant because venus's clouds are poisonous and can kill you.

Answer 7

Mainly due to it's high temperatures, unstable surface, and highly volatile atmosphere, spacesuit or not.

Answer 8

One reason is because there is no air.