"There is still much to understand about how solar wind removes material from the top of Venus' atmosphere," says Solomon. Venus has an atmosphere 90 times more dense than Earth, and it is all carbon dioxide. There’s plenty of oxygen on every planet. The temperature on Venus is about 900 degrees C, and even if the temperature were lowered, there still would be no water because there is no steam left (water gets broken up by ultraviolet light).

96.5% of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide, with 3.5% being nitrogen, with only 0.002% being water vapor. "We know that the process over time is very effective for light elements such as hydrogen, because the Venus atmosphere has a ratio of heavy hydrogen (deuterium) to hydrogen that is higher than on Earth by a factor of more than 100.

There is, but not free oxygen.

If the clouds are carbon dioxide, is there water on Venus.

In fact, it's so hot on Venus, metals like lead would be puddles of melted liquid. VENUS has no life, no any oxygen and no water in it.

The oxygen levels on Venus are minute at best. The gas traps heat and keeps Venus toasty warm. Due to the high pressure there is actually more total oxygen and nitrogen on Venus than in earth's atmosphere. The atmosphere consists of 3% oxygen, 5% nitrogen and the rest CO2. Detailed Information . Most of the remaining 3.5% is nitrogen. It rains once in a while but there is no standing water. However, everywhere except Earth this oxygen is bound up in compounds together with other elements. Oxygen is a common element in most (if not all) of the planets, moons, asteroids of the solar system.

Even though Venus isn't the closest planet to the sun, it is still the hottest. Venus-The atmisphere of Venus is full of Carbon dioxide (about 96%) which can't support life. Click and drag to rotate the planet.

It is all combined with carbon to make carbon dioxide. The Atmosphere of Venus The atmosphere of Venus is mostly carbon dioxide, 96.5% by volume.

There is no sulfuric acid. The clouds consist of micro-organisms that can transmute carbon into nitrogen. Humans need not only reasonable temperatures and water but we also need an oxygen atmosphere, which Venus also lacks. -The winds on Venus has a super-rotation blow of speed of about 100 m/s (≈360 km/h or 220 mph). Early evidence pointed to the sulfuric acid content in the atmosphere, but we now know that that is a rather minor constituent of the atmosphere.. Only on Earth do we see free oxygen gas in the atmosphere. It has a thick atmosphere full of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide and clouds made of sulfuric acid. Well, there isn’t any water on the surface of Venus, in form of rivers, lakes or oceans.

Yes, there is phosphorus on Venus, just like on Earth. The mass of the Venus atmosphere is about 90 times that of the Earth's atmosphere. However, you can not find many phosphorus compounds in the atmosphere, due to few of them being gasses even at Venus high temperatures. -There is almost no oxygen present in the composition of Atmosphere of Venus. The elemental composition is not that different. No, life is currently not possible in Mars and Venus because of their harsh atmospheric conditions. The average temperature on Venus is 461.85 °C.