Which of the outer planets is MOST like Earth? How?

It is not impossible to answer the question, my apologies for “discrediting” the answer it would have to be Venus, the outer planet most similar to earth.

Explanation:

Venus is very similar to earth, as many studies, research, factual intellectual based concepts - the size, shape, surface gravity, average density, mass, average days of 24 hours, season changes similar to earth, and tilted axis. As well as similar climate make Venus the most accurate answer.

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nikol2003w21 nikol2003w21 · Answer 2 · 2021-05-25T01:49:07+02:00

Answer: I would say that Saturn is most like Earth. Not only does it have moons, like Earth, but the atmosphere is also denser like Earth. It also has windstorms, granite they are much more intense than Earth’s, but they do indeed happen. Saturn also has hydrogen gas; this gas is here on Earth supporting life in our ocean. Therefore, there is a chance that the conditions on Saturn could provide the essentials for there to be life.