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Which planet has the thickest atmosphere in the Solar System?
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Quick Answer
Venus has the thickest atmosphere of any planet, with a surface pressure about 92 times that of Earth. Its atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide, with clouds of sulfuric acid.
The Full Story
Venus has an exceptionally dense atmosphere. At the surface, the pressure is about 92 times higher than Earth's, similar to being nearly 1 kilometre underwater on Earth. The atmosphere is dominated by carbon dioxide, with nitrogen as the next major gas and clouds made of sulfuric acid droplets. This thick blanket traps heat and makes Venus the hottest planet in the Solar System.
Key Facts
1.Surface pressure on Venus: about 92 bar
2.Atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide
3.Clouds contain sulfuric acid
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