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9/23/2014 10:45:54 PM
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Actually the reason its so hot is that the clouds trap the heat in from the sun if there were no clouds it would be alot cooler. The gravity there is because of the pressure from the clouds above. Its not impossible just REALLY difficult too do. The lore behind it is the Traveler terraformed the planets making it habbital. So theres your answer ps Iam 14 so if someone wants to rage at me.... Your raging at a 14 years old sooo you most be a big loser then.
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No one is raging. Atmospheric pressure has nothing to due with gravity. However Venus's atmospheric pressure is 92 times that of Earth. We would be crushed. Gravity is cause by mass, since venus is similar to earth it should be close.
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92 times earth's atmospheric pressure? That would be hell on bullet trajectory. All the bitching about temp, you all know sound behaves different also, like on a object of mass with less gravity like the moon. If they could make it accurate that would be bad ass.
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It would be a cool level. It would be nice if the dynamics of every planet gave a different playing experience. Imagine moving slowly on venus while aiming higher to hit a target.
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Ik that but it does add to the pressure BUT HEY the more i learn about planets the smarter i get so thanks!
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Shadow is completely correct. The atmosphere is what causes the crippling pressure. To explain it it's like going to the bottom of the ocean. The clouds are so thick it is similar to the ocean on earth.
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Thank u n im on venus right now killing fallen lol
