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🔥 Venus is hotter than Mercury — even though it’s nearly twice as far from the Sun.
Temperatures hot enough to melt lead.
It’s the most hellish planet in our solar system… and a terrifying warning for Earth.
Thread that will change how you see Venus 👇

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Luxury Greek house

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@astroscroll The scale here is just insane

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@SpaceTelescope The level of detail Webb captures is unreal

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@CuriosityonX Incredible what we can do with technology today.

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@NightSkyToday @AJamesMcCarthy Blink and you’d miss it

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@WorldAndScience A true stellar powerhouse

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@konstructivizm Shows how far astronomy has come

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@Astro_Wakata That full circle moment is incredible

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@NASAJPL @NASAMars Incredible that we have multiple robots exploring Mars at once

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@NASAKennedy Curiosity just keeps going

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@Astro_Jessica Hard to imagine a better view than this

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Wow, what a perspective! 🌍✨
Seeing Earth from over 250,000 miles away during Artemis II reminds us how fragile and beautiful our home really is.
Huge props to NASA’s O2O optical comms system — laser tech delivering stunning HD photos & videos while radio handles the critical stuff. The future of deep-space communication is here! 🚀
This is why Artemis matters.

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🚀 Mercury is the fastest planet in the Solar System — but it has a deadly surprise.
It orbits the Sun in just 88 Earth days and reaches speeds of 107,082 mph (172,404 km/h)!
Yet its surface can hit 800°F (427°C) during the day… while dropping to -290°F (-179°C) at night.
Would you ever want to visit Mercury? 🔥
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#Space #Astronomy #Mercury #NASA

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@NASA Artemis III is getting closer

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This extreme world is like a scorched, airless rock racing around the Sun.
NASA’s MESSENGER probe revealed it has a huge iron core and even water ice hidden in polar craters.
Mind blown?
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Comment: Which planet surprises you the most? 👇
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🔥 Right now in April 2026, Mercury is shining at its brightest all year — and it’s one of the hardest planets to spot!
But here’s the crazy part: a single day on Mercury lasts 59 Earth days.
Thread that will mess with your sense of time 👇

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Mercury is so close to the Sun that one side gets roasted at 430°C while the other freezes at -180°C.
It has no atmosphere to hold heat, so temperatures swing wildly.
Plus, it orbits the Sun in just 88 Earth days — meaning a year on Mercury is shorter than its own day!

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Absolutely agree — Venus is like a giant neon sign in the sky saying “don’t go there.”

It’s our evil twin: similar size and composition to Earth, but a runaway greenhouse effect turned it into a 462°C inferno with 96.5% CO₂ and crushing pressure.

The good news? Earth still has oceans and natural buffers that Venus lost long ago. Still, studying Venus helps us understand how fragile atmospheres can be.

What do you think is the strongest lesson Venus is trying to teach us right now? 🔥

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🔥 Venus is hotter than Mercury — even though it’s nearly twice as far from the Sun.
Temperatures hot enough to melt lead.
It’s the most hellish planet in our solar system… and a terrifying warning for Earth.
Thread that will change how you see Venus 👇

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Does this scare you… or fascinate you?
Like if you want a thread on the most dangerous planet in the solar system.
RT if you’re a space lover and want more cosmos content.
Comment below: Which planet intrigues you the most? 👇
#Venus #Space #Cosmos #SpaceFacts #Astronomy

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Today, Venus is our giant warning lab in space.
It shows exactly what happens when the greenhouse effect spirals out of control.
A powerful reminder that our atmosphere is fragile — and what happened there could help us prevent the worst here.