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Why is venus the hottest planet in the solar system A. Venus has low atmospheric pressure that heats up the planet B. Venus has no atmosphere to block the infrared radiation from the sun C. Venus' atmosphere
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Why is venus the hottest planet in the solar system

A. Venus has low atmospheric pressure that heats up the planet
B. Venus has no atmosphere to block the infrared radiation from the sun
C. Venus' atmosphere rotates very slowly, trapping heat near the surface
D. Venus' atmosphere has excessive amounts of greenhouse gasses that warm the planet

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Answer:

Has a very thick atsmophere

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the answer is venus atmosphere has excessive amount of green house gases that warm the planet.
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