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Venus, often called Earth’s twin because of its size and composition, is actually a world of extreme contrasts—and one of its most fascinating features is its dense, thick atmosphere, which means sound can actually travel there.

Unlike the near-vacuum of space or the thin air of Mars, Venus’s atmosphere is made up mostly of carbon dioxide, with surface pressure more than 90 times that of Earth’s—equivalent to being about a kilometer underwater here. This super-thick blanket of gas creates a medium through which sound can move, and move well. In fact, sound would travel faster and farther on Venus than on Earth, though it would also sound deeper and more muffled due to the atmospheric density and composition.

If you could somehow survive on Venus (which you can't—because it's about 475°C with clouds of sulfuric acid), you'd hear sound more clearly, but everything would have a lower pitch. Scientists have speculated that your voice on Venus would sound much deeper, and even small noises might carry far.

So while Venus is an uninhabitable hellscape, it's not a silent one. Its thick atmosphere doesn’t just crush and roast anything on the surface—it also allows sound to exist in a way that's eerily different from Earth.

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