Venus

  Venus

Venus is a fascinating planet that is similar in size to Earth but very different in regards to atmosphere and surface conditions. Its thick clouds lock in the heat while the surface rages with active volcanoes.   The full of many and volcanoes.craters very active The surface is also likened to molten lead. surface of Venus is often described as a "stormy  desert" Venus features no liquid water Venus is the second planet from the sun and the closest planet to Earth. It is named after The Roman  Goddess of love and beauty, but it's extremely hot and deadly atmosphere makes it impossible for any human astronaut to explore it's surface. The diameter of Venus is about 7,520 miles which is about 400 miles  smaller than that of Earth. Venus Facts You Might Not Know About Venus is known as Earths' twin sister because of its similar size and proximity to each other. Its atmosphere is made up mostly of carbon dioxide. Venus rotates so slowly that it orbits the sun faster than it can make one whole rotation on its axis. In other words, Venus has a longer day than year. It takes 243 days for Venus to make a rotation And it takes 224 days for Venus to orbit around the sun. Venus is one of the most widely explored planet aside  from our own Earth. Numerous space probes have been sent to Venus to gather data and some have  landed on the surface.It is believed that Venus have bodies of used to water  similar to Earth, but  dried up over a period of 300 million years when the sun began admitting more solar energy after the sun's infancy stage. The clouds of Venus is filled with sulfuric acid. Venus has mountains that are higher than Earth.  Maat Mons is more than 5 miles high. Venus is the brightest planet viewed from Earth. The planet rotates from East to West. The only other planet that does this is Uranus.                                                 . If you were able to stand on the surface of Venus, it would feel like being 1 kilometre under the sea on Earth, a depth deep enough to sink a submarine. A person or a creature would immediately be crushed by Venus' amazingly strong pressure.   There are 166 recognized moons in our Solar System. The Earth only has one. Jupiter has the most with 63 moons confirmed as of 2009. So, how many moons does Venus have? Zero. Venus and Mercury are the only two planets that do not have a single moon in orbit about them. Remove this ad

 Venus

Venus is a fascinating planet that is similar in size to Earth but very different in regards to atmosphere and surface conditions. Its thick clouds lock in the heat while the surface rages with active volcanoes.   The full of many and volcanoes.craters very active The surface is also likened to molten lead. surface of Venus is often described as a "stormy  desert" Venus features no liquid water Venus is the second planet from the sun and the closest planet to Earth. It is named after The Roman  Goddess of love and beauty, but it's extremely hot and deadly atmosphere makes it impossible for any human astronaut to explore it's surface. The diameter of Venus is about 7,520 miles which is about 400 miles  smaller than that of Earth. Venus Facts You Might Not Know About Venus is known as Earths' twin sister because of its similar size and proximity to each other. Its atmosphere is made up mostly of carbon dioxide. Venus rotates so slowly that it orbits the sun faster than it can make one whole rotation on its axis. In other words, Venus has a longer day than year. It takes 243 days for Venus to make a rotation And it takes 224 days for Venus to orbit around the sun. Venus is one of the most widely explored planet aside  from our own Earth. Numerous space probes have been sent to Venus to gather data and some have  landed on the surface.It is believed that Venus have bodies of used to water  similar to Earth, but  dried up over a period of 300 million years when the sun began admitting more solar energy after the sun's infancy stage. The clouds of Venus is filled with sulfuric acid. Venus has mountains that are higher than Earth.  Maat Mons is more than 5 miles high. Venus is the brightest planet viewed from Earth. The planet rotates from East to West. The only other planet that does this is Uranus.                                                 . If you were able to stand on the surface of Venus, it would feel like being 1 kilometre under the sea on Earth, a depth deep enough to sink a submarine. A person or a creature would immediately be crushed by Venus' amazingly strong pressure.   There are 166 recognized moons in our Solar System. The Earth only has one. Jupiter has the most with 63 moons confirmed as of 2009. So, how many moons does Venus have? Zero. Venus and Mercury are the only two planets that do not have a single moon in orbit about them. Remove this ad