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Venus appears to be blue because of the gases in its atmosphere. The temperature on Venus is around 870 degrees Fahrenheit and its atmosphere consists of carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid.

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Jupiter is not predominantly blue in color; it actually has vibrant bands of clouds in browns, reds, and other colors. The blue color is likely due to the way sunlight is scattered in its atmosphere, similar to how Earth's sky appears blue because of scattering by air molecules.

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The presence of methane gas the planet's atmosphere makes a planet appear blue. both Uranus and Neptune are blue due to the presence of methane.

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It's not. It has bands of pale yellow and darker orange-brown.

But Uranus and Neptune are bluish due to the methane in their upper atmospheres.

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No. Venus looks whyite from space due to its clouds. The two "blue planets" are Earth an Neptune.

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