US EditionHow Rain Converts On Other Planets
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How Rain Converts On Other Planets
Rain Across the Solar System Rain across the solar system comes in many forms – some familiar, others truly bizarre.Take Venus, for example. Its thick atmosphere is laden with clouds of sulfuric acid, a highly corrosive compound. If it were to rain on Venus, it wouldn’t be the life-sustaining water we’re used to. Instead, it would be sulfuric acid rain, a deadly downpour that evaporates before reaching the surface due to Venus’ extreme surface t…
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