Venus, despite being Earth's twin in size, is the hottest planet in our solar system with temperatures reaching 475°C due to its thick atmosphere trapping heat like a giant oven, and it has a retrograde rotation where one day (243 Earth days) is longer than one year (225 Earth days).
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Imagine a planet so hot it can melt lead, where the pressure can crush you instantly, and one single day lasts longer than an entire year. Sounds impossible. Welcome to Venus.
Venus is called Earth's twin because it is almost the same size as our planet.
But unlike Earth, Venus [music] is a burning world full of deadly heat and toxic clouds. The temperature on Venus reaches 475° C, making it even hotter than Mercury.
Its thick atmosphere traps heat like a giant oven. And here's the [music] craziest part, Venus spins backwards, and one day on Venus is longer than one full year there. Venus may look beautiful in the sky, but it is one of the most dangerous planets in our solar system.
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