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It is almost 30 million miles closer to the sun than we are, and hence exposed to far more solar radiation. Its surface is shrouded in a dense atmosphere with an immensely higher proportion of carbon dioxide. This gas absorbs vast quantities of infrared, creating a hot greenhouse effect. Probing spacecraft report that beneath its. thick cloudy atmosphere, the surface of Venus may be as hot as 800 degrees F.
But there is no thriving plant life to enjoy the super greenhouse effect on Venus. The surface, it seems, is a dry TOOk CE.PUTON YOUt? J( COAT AND PO YOU 7 I'VE 'A liM 'V WHERE THE PARENTS OF A BUNCH OF Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. 1 liJ LvLyLJ ft Tri 5T4 TH THIPPCF PFRBOT. I 5 9A OCCMZWCV. IT KNOCKS THE UD Off MOMMA'S and scorching wasteland.
Plants need to dig their roots into moist, wet soil. There is moisture in the vaporous clouds above Venus; but if it ever falls as rain, the scorching ground sizzles it to steam. Ages ago, Venus may have had oceans of water. But the greenhouse effect caused by the abundant atmospheric carbon dioxide built up temperatures high enough to evaporate them. Much of the planet's cloudy atmosphere once may have been watery oceans upon its surface.
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nmm LUKKS 1 TASTEE NARMOT TAD, IT'S COLD TO GO OUTSIDE DRESSED' LIKE THAT'clN vaw jU D0UN5 they thrive their very best in an atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide. A hothouse condition is created by the carbon dioxide, like the one we provide artificially in a greenhouse. Inside such a glass-enclosed home, almost all plants grow faster and greener, and tropical blossoms may bloom comfortably through the chilly winter season. The so-called greenhouse effect of carbon dioxide contributes some but not necessarily all of the factors required in a foliage-filled greenhouse. However, the basic principle of the operation is the same.
Glass allows light, the visible light we see, to pass right through it. But solar radiation is a blend of many other forms of energy above and below the wavelengths of the rainbow spectrum of visible light. One is infrared, with wavelengths slightly longer than the red rays blended into white light. Glass absorbs this infrared solar radiation in large quantities. And invisible infrared is the solar energy that the solid and liquid surfaces of the earth turn to heat.
As the glass walls of a greenhouse transmit visible light and absorb infrared, heat is created to warm up the temperature inside. Whenever an atmosphere rich in carbon dioxide is exposed to multiple energies of solar radiation, the effect is somewhat similar to a greenhouse. The carbon dioxide acts to hold the infrared radiation, and heat is produced in the environment. But unless suitable soil and plenty of moisture are present, this greenhouse effect cannot support thriving plant life. Space-probing surveys indi- iNancy ff SLVGOO fT vy? f5 TAKE OFF MUSEUM I I PENS THERE AW BB SOME LADIES X2 PRESENT YMterdiy, (AnTr lomnrrox) JumblMi GAMUT IDIOT DEFACE BILLOW Aiuwen When condemned to death, you'd probably ehoote thit method abort all othen TO DIE OF OLD AOE Antwfr to Ihli Puzzli Will Bt.
