Do you know what the eight planets in the solar system taste like? Can you talk about it?

Do you know what some planets in the solar system taste like? There is no atmosphere on the moon, but it is the only planet that humans have smelled at present. It's not the smell that humans smelled when they landed on the moon, but the results obtained in space after they brought back the soil from the moon. This kind of soil smells of gunpowder. As for why there is the smell of gunpowder, there is no reasonable explanation at present, because its chemical composition has nothing in common with gunpowder, and the smell of soil has dissipated after reaching the earth.

Mercury's atmosphere is very thin, and there is almost no atmosphere. Scientists believe that the smell of gunpowder on the moon should be caused by the solar wind in the lunar soil. If this theory is correct, then mercury and some asteroids without atmosphere. It should taste like the moon. Venus's atmosphere is mainly carbon dioxide, but carbon dioxide is basically tasteless. However, because the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of Venus is too thick, it will have a pungent sour taste. When sulfur oxides are mixed with clouds formed by sulfuric acid vapor, sulfur oxides will smell like burning matches. When they are mixed together, Venus will smell a very unique smell.

The atmosphere of Mars is also composed of carbon dioxide. The difference is that the atmosphere on Mars is very thin and can't produce any smell, but the dust on Mars is unique, and Mars will give off the smell of rust. Jupiter and Saturn are the two largest gas planets in the solar system, and their main components are hydrogen and helium. These two gases have no taste. Although there are gases such as methane, the proportion is very small. The methane smell we usually smell is artificially added, and methane itself has no taste.

Jupiter's atmosphere has several layers, each layer has its own unique cloud, and the top layer is composed of ammonia and ice. Everyone should have heard of the smell of ammonia, which is the smell of old public toilets. The liquid discharged by animals or humans will be very pungent after a long time, which is because ammonia is at work. The next layer is ammonium hydroxide, ammonium oxide and other ammonia compounds, as well as hydrogen sulfide produced by water and ammonium sulfide. The taste of hydrogen sulfide is like rotten rotten eggs, which is the taste of Jupiter, similar to Saturn and Jupiter, and full of pungent smell.