Venus has an atmosphere consisting of 95.5% Carbon Dioxide and 3.5% Nitrogen, although other minerals can be traced such as; Carbon Monoxide, Helium and Argon. The amount of Carbon Dioxide in Venus's atmosphere causes a severe greenhouse effect, lifting the temperatures to about 870 Fahrenheit and -365 at night!
The Greenhouse Effect is when heat gets trapped in the clouds, causing the body to warm up. Also it's atmosphere is very reflective. This is what makes it hard to see through a telescope because the light also reflects onto the Earth. Probes visited Venus and have shown that the atmosphere is always constant (even throughout the night!) and there are no significant seasons.
The atmosphere on Venus is so thick, the surface pressure
The Greenhouse Effect is when heat gets trapped in the clouds, causing the body to warm up. Also it's atmosphere is very reflective. This is what makes it hard to see through a telescope because the light also reflects onto the Earth. Probes visited Venus and have shown that the atmosphere is always constant (even throughout the night!) and there are no significant seasons.
The atmosphere on Venus is so thick, the surface pressure