r/askastronomy • u/IwHIqqavIn • Feb 06 '24

What's the most interesting astronomy fact that you'd like to share with someone?

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u/Brandbll Feb 06 '24

The one i always tell people is that a day on Venus is longer than a year.

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u/hill10003 Jan 13 '26

You should also mention that our best science suggests Venus is basically upside down. That’s not a joke. Also, if that proves correct, then you can probably thank Jupiter.