VENUS: EARTH’S SISTER PLANET WITH A FIERY SECRET | Why the planet closest to us became the hottest world in the solar system We revisit Venus, a planet long admired for its brilliance in Earth’s sky and feared for its extreme conditions. Often called Earth’s sister due to its similar size and mass, Venus tells a very different story of planetary evolution. With surface temperatures soaring to around 462°C, Venus holds the title of the hottest planet in our solar system — even hotter than Mercury

153K views · 2K reactions | In a world where a birthday may come before a day is complete Venus spins in a mysterious rhythm lasting 243 Earth days for one full turn while orbiting the Sun takes only 225 Earth days Its reversed spin makes the Sun rise in the west and set in the east and the period between sunrises is a brisk 117 Earth days marking Venus as one of the most extraordinary realms in our solar system. | The History Page | Facebook

How the Venus Flytrap Triggers Self-Destruct Mode How the Venus Flytrap Triggers Self-Destruct Mode – This fascinating carnivorous plant snaps shut to catch prey but has limited energy reserves. After failed hunts, it locks its leaves and stops hunting entirely. A true marvel of nature’s survival strategy! Credits: CarnivorousCorner /YT, buggedoutencounters /YT #NatureFacts #PlantScience #Biology #FlyTrap #fblifestyle | OnyN News

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