Social Sciences, asked by vinitachandwani005, 22 days ago

1. how is the atmosphere of the earth different from that
of other planets?

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Answered by vijirajat
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Our atmosphere is about 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen, with traces of other things like water and carbon dioxide. ... Jupiter and Saturn are dominated by hydrogen and helium, The thick atmosphere of Venus is about 96% carbon dioxide, and only 3% nitrogen, which is about the same ratio as the thin atmosphere of Mars.

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Answered by aaruvi
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on earth there is availability of oxygen , water which form biosphere

on other planets ..there is no oxygen gas also temperature is too much high on that planet that 's why there is no possibility of life

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