venusian

Unfortunately, the length of the Venusian day means that Earth-like conditions are almost certainly never going to arise on Venus.

If anything, the greater hazard would be the toxic and corrosive clouds of sulfuric acid that blanket the Venusian surface.

In comparison to the Venusian surface, the religious notion of hell would be a tropical beach.

We could also have Venusian hybrid jet/rocket hypersonic craft that are fueled with liquid carbon monoxide.

Direct line of sight probably would be off the table because of the thick cloud layer in the Venusian atmosphere.

This technology could mean that getting to the colonized Venusian ecosphere would be a lot cheaper than getting off of it, if you are a biologically standard Homo sapiens.

Just as science cost us Edgar Rice Burrough's Mars, science cost us fantastic Venusian civilizations.

The next trip discovers that all the Venusian life is extinct, having been contaminated by the humans that had discovered it.

When sending things into the Venusian atmosphere, you can always take advantage of aero-braking.

But, eventually, Monsanto would sell you Venusian steaks with a side of Martian scrapple.

In the Venusian clouds, the pressure would be the same, inside and out, and you'd simply patch it then clean up the mess.

Conveniently, floating cities would go a long, long way towards ensuring that we'd survive any Venusian impactors...

Venusian colonization will probably be high up in the atmosphere, where temperatures and pressures are often going to be around the same as in San Francisco.

Venusian colonisation will have to be sub-surface, even if we cover it in water - at least until if and when we come up with a gigantic solar shield that can filter and weaken a planet's worth of sunlight.