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What does the surface of other planets look like?

Hello everyone! Welcome to our channel. In today’s video Smart is the New Sexy is going to tell you what the surfaces of other planets look like. It’s not soil or sand like we have it on Earth. There’s a special bonus at the end of the video, don’t forget to tell us in the comments what you think about it.

For example, Venus 02:11.
Venus’ atmosphere of thick, toxic clouds hides the planet’s surface from view. When astronomers were finally able to send probes to the planet, they discovered that Venus’ surface was actually more like a vision of a hellish desert with a burning landscape that is dotted with volcanoes. Clouds of sulfuric acid create a yellowish haze, and possibly rain, that would block out the sun and erode any structure or building on Venus's surface. From its hellish temperatures to crushing pressures and volcanoes, the planet Venus might be a hard place for an astronaut to set up camp.

Or let's take a look at Uranus and Neptune 05:25.
Uranus and Neptune are gas giants, but they belong to the subcategory of ice giants because of the “ices” in their atmospheres. Neptune’s atmosphere has the fastest winds of any planet in the Solar System at up to 2,100 kilometers per hour. The atmospheric methane would produce a beautiful aquamarine tint but the hurricane-strength winds would obliterate anyone or anything. What we see is actually the tops of some very deep gas clouds, which in turn give way to water and other melted ices.

Well, after all we'd got to know about other planets of Solar System we really started to appreciate our Earth more...But watch the full video, create your own opinion and share it with us in the comments!

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