Venus

I used to think Mars was the scariest planet until I researched Venus. The planet Venus surface temperature clocks in at a mind-melting 867°F (464°C)—hot enough to melt lead, vaporize zinc, and turn any spacecraft into a puddle within hours. That’s hotter than your kitchen oven maxed out. And unlike Mercury, which at least cools

I’ll never forget the argument I had with my astronomy professor in college. I insisted Venus must have at least one moon. She smiled and said, “Check again.” That night changed everything I thought I knew. The question of whether venus planet moons does have is more fascinating than the answer itself—and the reasons why