The Severe Atmospheric Conditions That Quickly Destroyed Spacecraft That Soft-Landed

question 90

Multiple Choice

The severe atmospheric conditions that quickly destroyed spacecraft that soft-landed on the surface of Venus were

• A) very low temperatures, a near vacuum, and corrosive alkaline clouds and mist.
• B) high temperatures, high pressures, and corrosive acid clouds and mist.
• C) high temperatures, low atmospheric pressure, and intense UV radiation from the Sun.
• D) intense sunlight, including UV radiation, very high pressures, and very low temperatures.

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