How do the atmospheres of venus and earth differ?

Answer 1

The atmospheric pressure of Venus is 96 times that of Earth. 96 bars.
Atmospheric temperature of venus at surface is 480 degree C.

The elements that make up the atmospheres of Earth and Venus are as follows: carbon dioxide (96.5%), nitrogen (3.5%), sulfur dioxide (150 PPM), argon (70 PPM), and oxygen (21%).

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Answer 2

Levi Alexander

Venus's atmosphere is primarily composed of carbon dioxide with traces of nitrogen and sulfuric acid, whereas Earth's atmosphere is primarily composed of nitrogen and oxygen with small amounts of other gases. Venus also has a significantly higher atmospheric pressure and temperature than Earth. Furthermore, water vapor is absent from Venus's atmosphere in significant amounts, whereas it is present in Earth's atmosphere in varying amounts and plays a crucial role in weather patterns and climate regulation.

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Answer from HIX Tutor

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