Why does Earth have a liquid water supply and Venus does not?
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Mar 18, 2018
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Explanation:
It is far too hot. Venus is one of the solar system's rocky planets, along with Earth and Mercury. The planet has an iron core, which is covered by a rocky layer. This rocky layer has a lot of lava, which has been generated by the many volcanoes on its surface. The white look that Venus shows off is a result of the suns rays reflecting off the sulphuric acid clouds surrounding the planet, it is so hot on Venus that it could melt lead, spacecraft have landed on Venus but have lasted less than one hour due to the immense heat and pressure.
