Venus Acid Rain Vanishes Midair, Never Reaching the Ground
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Venus has clouds of sulfuric acid and experiences daily rain, but the planet’s extreme heat and high pressure in the lower atmosphere vaporize any falling droplets before they hit the surface, so the ground remains dry even as acid rain forms and evaporates aloft.
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