Will Venus eventually overheat? When it happens, what will happen to it exactly?
Venus does radiate away heat, but not enough to prevent the surface and lower atmosphere heating to 460C. Too late to prevent overheating, it has already overheated. In the long term, its atmosphere will gradually leak away into space, reducing the present pressure of 90 Earth atmospheres. Exactly how far this process will have gone in 5 billion years' time when the sun swells up to become a red giant is impossible to say. When the sun becomes a red giant, Venus will be inside its tenuous outer layers and therefore scorched by much higher temperatures than it has now, probably reduced to a ball of molten rock spiralling inwards towards the sun's interior.