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Fifty kilometres above Venus, pressure and temperature become surprisingly Earth-like and ordinary breathable air could keep a habitat afloat, but living there would mean building a sealed world inside sulphuric-acid clouds

The planet's hellish surface is uninhabitable, but fifty kilometres up, in its clouds of sulphuric a...

SCIENCE August 10, 2026

Fifty kilometres above Venus, pressure and temperature become surprisingly Earth-like and ordinary breathable air could keep a habitat afloat, but living there would mean building a sealed world inside sulphuric-acid clouds

The planet's hellish surface is uninhabitable, but fifty kilometres up, in its clouds of sulphuric acid, conditions suddenly resemble Earth—a paradox that...

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