Eerie Venus: The Haunting Photos You Need to See

The few images captured of Venus reveal a dangerous and eerie planet with a toxic atmosphere and extreme temperatures. The Soviet Union's Venera program successfully landed eight probes on Venus between 1961 and 1984, providing valuable data and images. The surface of Venus appears rocky and desolate, with a yellow hue caused by sunlight filtering through toxic clouds. The rocks on the surface are likely volcanic, indicating the presence of active volcanoes. Despite its inhospitable conditions, studying Venus can provide insights into planetary evolution.