If we found an Earth-sized planet orbiting very close to another star (causing it to be very hot), which planet would its surface resemble the most?

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Carlie Schmitt

Physics

19 March, 06:10

If we found an Earth-sized planet orbiting very close to another star (causing it to be very hot), which planet would its surface resemble the most?

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Frida Riggs · Answer 1

Venus is definitely the answer

Explanation:

If we found an Earth-sized planet orbiting very close to another star (causing it to be very hot), which planet would its surface resemble the most?

Venus is known as the earth twin because it is similar in shape to the earth. Although, it is not the closest to the sun, it traps the suns heat in its atmosphere making it the hottest planet in the solar system. the temperature is as high as 465 degrees Celsius. Venus is known to be the second brightest body in the solar system, the moon being the first. A day in venus could be longer than a year on the earth. It revolves in the opposite direction around the sun compared to other planets. It has an atmospheric pressure which ninety times grater than what we have here on earth.