Venus is the second planet from the Sun and has the hottest surface temperature in the solar system at 500 degrees Celsius due to its dense carbon dioxide atmosphere that traps heat. While Venus is similar in size to Earth, it cannot sustain life due to extreme temperatures, atmospheric pressure, and lack of water on its primarily rocky surface dominated by volcanoes larger than Mount Everest. Venus's day lasts over eight months and its dense atmosphere is made up mostly of carbon dioxide and other deadly gases that could crush humans.

1. Venus Oscar Moule

2. Venus is the second planet from the Sun. It is also the hottest planet in our Solar System due to its carbon dioxide clouds which work like a green house that trap in the Sun’s heat .

3. Venus’s surface temperature is a whopping 500 degrees Celsius and its distance from the Sun is 67 million miles away, now that is impressive!

4. Is there water on Venus? No, there is no water on Venus due to its green house effect which would evaporate it very quickly.

5. Venus’s surface is mostly made out of rock and it has very high volcanoes like this one. Some of them are even more than twice as big as Mount Everest!

6. Its atmosphere is mostly made of carbon dioxide and other deadly gases.

7. Fast fun facts 1.Earth could one day turn like Venus because of the pollution. 2.Venus’s day is as long as 243 Earth days! 3.Venus’s high gravity pressure could crush you.

8. Can Venus sustain life? No, because it’s a scorching 500 degrees, it’s full of deadly gases and the pressure would crush you and there is no water.

9. Thank you for listening!