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User avatar #198 - perfonator (01/28/2013) [-]
I didn't know there was air on venus.
User avatar #215 to #198 - fuzzyballs ONLINE (01/28/2013) [-]
every planet has an atmosphere buddy
#217 to #215 - datapool (01/28/2013) [-]
Not true: Mercury has an exosphere but no atmosphere. It probably did at some point, but it has since been lost due to it's size and proximity to the Sun. In fact it would actually take longer to cook the pizza on Mercury than on Venus (even though it is closer to the Sun) because it doesn't have an atmosphere.
User avatar #218 to #217 - fuzzyballs ONLINE (01/28/2013) [-]
right, fuck me then
#219 to #218 - datapool (01/28/2013) [-]
Nah, just pointing it out. Here, have a choc ice.
User avatar #199 to #198 - radionuclide (01/28/2013) [-]
Air, not necessarily breathable air.
#201 to #199 - perfonator (01/28/2013) [-]
There is non-breathable air?
User avatar #203 to #201 - radionuclide (01/28/2013) [-]
Yeah. Air is matter in its gaseous state. However, air is normally used as a mass noun to refer to the air in Earth's atmosphere, which is approximately 20% oxygen, 79% nitrogen and 1% other gasses.
User avatar #204 to #203 - perfonator (01/28/2013) [-]
okay, thanks, you learn something new everyday.
User avatar #212 to #204 - snakefire (01/28/2013) [-]
normally I'm not a dick but I mean... this is elementary school stuff, how do you not know this?
User avatar #214 to #212 - perfonator (01/28/2013) [-]
English isn't my first language and we use other chemistry terms in german.
User avatar #216 to #214 - snakefire (01/28/2013) [-]
oh that makes sense.
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