Venus
By: Maggie Buman 2012 - 2013 class 4B
Venus
Venus is hot!!
Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system. Her temperature is usually around 900 degrees Fahrenheit. This is because the sun's light and heat goes in through the atmosphere and heats the ground. It can’t get out because the atmosphere is heavy with a sulfuric acid. This causes the ground of Venus to radiate heat.Venus is mostly solid, hot, rocky ground. But she does have some liquid ground. This liquid ground is caused by the many volcanoes covering Venus's surface. These volcanoes create lava pools. The lava comes out of volcano as fast as thunder claps. Also because of the volcanoes, there is tons of magma under ground, waiting to be spit out onto the surface ground. Scientists have found that Venus may have had water, long ago dried up,or absorbed into the hot air.
Venus Air
Sister Planet
Venus is Earth’s sister planet. She is Earth’s sister planet because she is just a bit smaller than Earth. She is also our sister planet because she is closer to us than any other planet. Venus is Earth's twin.
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Venus Facts
- She rotates from east to west unlike other planets and moons
- Venus is the second planet from the Sun
- She completes orbiting it every 224.7 Earth days
- Her gravity is 0.904
- Her axial tilt is 177.3 degrees
- The diameter Venus is of 12,092 km or 7 mi
Symbol
This is the symbol of Venus the goddess
Surface
This is the surface
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If you go, this will be you