For Earth, water is the source of life. For Venus, water is a deadly poison.
At this moment, with the addition of over two trillion tons of water, Tom observed that the average temperature of Venus's atmosphere had increased by more than 10 degrees Celsius.
Compared to Venus's original temperature of over 400 degrees Celsius, this number might seem low, but just as a mere two or three degree Celsius increase in Earth's average temperature signifies immense changes, this 10-degree Celsius temperature increase means almost world-altering changes for Venus.
At this moment, on the surface of Venus.
The originally barren, desolate, and hellish land of Venus was now covered with dense, endless clusters of buildings.
These building clusters were typically constructed off the ground. They were supported by specialized metal pillars, with the buildings themselves elevated several meters above the surface.
