If you were to take a casual stroll on the surface of Venus, what would you encounter compared to the conditions on Earth?
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Venus is basically the solar system equivalent of a permanent sauna from your worst nightmares. Thanks to a runaway greenhouse effect, surface temperatures hover around 900 degrees Fahrenheit, which is plenty hot to turn lead into a liquid puddle. Thinking the air is thin is a mistake, because the pressure is actually a crushing 90 times that of Earth, making the first option way off base. Since it is closer to the Sun than we are, freezing is definitely not on the menu. As for the gravity claim, Venus is actually quite similar in size and mass to Earth, so you would be stuck firmly on the ground rather than leaping over skyscrapers.