Venus!
Venus
Venus is an extraordinary and interesting planet. The colour of this beautiful planet is grey and orange, it has spots of orange on it to make the planet stand out. This planet has very unique features and qualities like its temperature, size, weight/mass and description. I am very glad to have researched on such a magnificent planet.
Every planet has a description, most of the planets descriptions are dull unlike Venus. This sixth largest planet has a diameter of twelve thousand, one hundred, three, decimal, six kilometres (12, 103.6 km). The weight of Venus is four, decimal, eight, six, nine, e, twenty-four kilograms, (4.869e24 kg). Venus is the second planet away from the sun, the planet Venus is one hundred eight million, two hundred thousand kilometres, (108, 200, 000 km). Like the planet Mercury, Venus does not have any moons of its. This planet's temperature varies from740°F - 890°F because the planet moves further or nearer to the sun each day. This temperature is extremely hot, hot enough to melt lead. In fact, Venus's surface is hotter than Mercury's surface even though Mercury is closer to the sun than Venus. Venus's description is very fascinating.
Venus's atmosphere is very unusual. The outer layer is packed with clouds; these clouds do not contain precipitation like the clouds in the earth. In fact these clouds are filled with deadly, burning gases. Venus's atmosphere is also ninety - six percent carbon dioxide, which means there has never and never will be living things there. This atmosphere is very unusual and unlike the other planets in the solar sysmtem.
Venus has many special and interesting facts. Venus rotates so slowly compared to the other planets, that one full rotation of Venus takes two hundred, forty-three earth days therefore means each day of Venus...
More Astronomy
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Venus The paper is a study of comparative planetology. The attributes of Venus are compared against the planet Earth.
... 5243 kg/m". To escape Venus's gravitational pull, an object must reach a velocity of 10,360 m/sec. Distance from the Sun: Venus is located approximate 108,200,000 KM from the sun. The location of this planet so ...
Venus, the 2nd planet from the sun.
... Earth, Venus has a rotation from Eat to West, the sun rises in the West and sets in the East. The planets tilt ... resurfaces the entire rock. The boiling planets' surface is covered by thousands of ... fluoride. Venus has no satellite that orbits their planet, like our moon orbits ...
Earth Compared With The Planets of The Solar System.
... on Mercury is equivalent to one hundred and seventy-six days on Earth. Mercury possesses no moons or rings. Venus is the second planet from the Sun and ... the seventh planet in our series away from the Sun. It lacks a solid surface, and its composition is primarily ...
MERCURY history and statistics (facts)
... to the sun, Mercury is only 46 million km away from the sun, and at aphelion, the opposite of perihelion in which the planet is ...
Report on the planet pluto
... is the farthest from the sun. It is also the ninth planet from the sun. And is the smallest planet-less then half the size of Mercury. Another reason Pluto is unusual is that its moon, Charon ...
Asteroids, Comets, Meteors And Meteorites
... to the sun, these tails may become thousands of Km. long. The tail always points away from the sun because it is pushed by the solar ... minor planets. The largest know asteroid has a diameter of 1000 KM. This is the asteroid ...
Pluto and its features. How it was discovered, its measurements compared to Earth, its surface, and its atmosphere
... further from the Sun, it will no longer produce an atmosphere, and its atmosphere will then collapse on the surface to turn it into a planet-wide ... be the fact that Pluto is so much further away from the sun than the Earth ...
Pluto
... be the last of nine planets in the solar system. Pluto is about 3,666 million miles (5,900 million kilometers) away from the Sun. It would take us 10 years to travel to Pluto from Earth ...