The Hottest Planet

[@mundea]

Good video mate, really interesting. With all this focus and attention towards Mars, it's nice to learn some topics on Venus

[@cuppasciencejoe]

Thank you!! I am glad to hear you enjoyed it. And yea while Mars is a big point of attention currently there is still a lot we can learn from the other planets in our solar system.

[@carrotwraith6371]

I like this content man. Genuine

[@cuppasciencejoe]

Thank you! I am happy to hear you enjoy it, I feel if I can teach someone something mew and maybe entertain them a bit too then I have done my job!

[@surf-n-turf]

why is the average annual surface temperature of Venus changing? Grok @grok The average annual surface temperature of Venus is changing due to several factors. One of the main reasons is the greenhouse effect, which is the trapping of heat by the planet's thick atmosphere, causing the surface temperature to rise. Another factor is the presence of volcanic activity on Venus, which can release large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, further contributing to the greenhouse effect. Additionally, changes in the planet's orbit and rotation can also affect the amount of sunlight that reaches the surface, which can cause temperature fluctuations. Overall, these factors combined can lead to changes in the average annual surface temperature of Venus.

[@cuppasciencejoe]

This pretty much seems to line up with what I was researching as well, though I can't 100% confirm since I don't know the source. Venus is experiencing a runaway greenhouse effect though and I suspect these are some of the reasons why.