I hate to be a stick-in-the-mud (and that really is a beautiful render of the Venusian surface, by the way), but you cannot see the surface of Venus from space. Like, at all. That atmosphere is incredibly thick and inpenetrable to the visible light spectrum. If I remember right, all those images of the surface were taken in the infrared range. This is your work, so your call, obviously, but if it's realism you are going for...
Don't worry, I was aware the Venus has a very thick Atmosphere, it's clouds cover most of the surface, making the surface almost impossible to see...I have tried as I shown with the render of the Earth, like in Celestia, Venus is composed or at least two or so spheres (1 for the Yellow atmosphere, 1 for the clouds, 1 for the surface), but due to the way that the SCP manages the Alpha Channel (transparency) is impossible. Until maybe a Material system or some feature like that is supported...that's why I choose to only add the Moon as a 3D models, it is pure surface (the only extra effect is that it reflect lights a lot...)
Plus, the old Venus background is very much like that render, you can see the surface clearly, which is wrong...
Venus as seen in Celestia:

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The GTVA began a terra-forming campaign since the 22 century, and one of the most terraformable plant is venus. in fact, it would be cool if you can actually put cities there.
No, due to what perihelion said, it would be impossible to see it until it would be a 3D model, and you would go inside the atmosphere of the planet, it would be impossible to see from space, aside from the fact it is already hard to see cities in the earth from the space, so...
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Mars (caption from a Render made by Space Graphics):

Mercury (half-Mercury, the gasps are artificially filled with the Moon MAP):

Pluto (same Res as the old Background, but 32-Bit colours):

Sun (actually not, just replace the old bitmap for the SunGold one):
