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The Planet Venus - Online Term Paper

The Planet Venus

My report is on . Venus is the hottest planet and is the second closest to the sun. Venus has the nickname as a jewel of the sky. It is also called the morning star and evening star. The people that study planets in the solar system think that Venus is a lot like Earth. It is hotter than Mercury because it has a thick surface. A day on Venus is like 243 days on Earth and a year is 225 Venus days. Venus spins around the sun from East to West. Venus is 108,200,000 kilometers from the sun.
The surface of Venus is young for a planet. It is 300 to 500 million years old. Venus has no oceans. It has a heavy atmosphere of carbon dioxide and no water vapor. The clouds on Venus are made of sulfuric ...

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4,300 miles long.
Venus was the first planet to be reached by a space probe. The space probe Mariner 2 flew close to Venus that sent information to Earth. The Mariner 2 was from the United States. A space probe from the Soviet was called the Venera 7. It was the first probe to land on Venus. When it landed it stopped working because the temperature was so hot. The first color pictures was from the space probe Venera 13.
Venus, Jupiter and the moon formed a triangle on 2-17-99 and 2-18-99. Venus and Jupiter passed each other on 2-23-99. Venus and Saturn passed each other on March 30, ...

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Added: 3/9/2004 06:17:28 AM
Category: Science & Nature
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