1. Amber Newcomb Megan Link Emily McCadams
Venus
Amber Newcomb
Megan Link
Emily McCadams

2. Venus is… 7522 miles in diameter .82 times the mass of Earth
67 million miles from the Sun
Because Venus has no ozone layer, the Sun’s UV rays can reach its surface.

3. Interesting stuff
Every 243 days, Venus has made one rotation. Can you believe that its day is longer than its year?! Its year is 224 days.

4. More Information It is the “hottest planet in” our “Solar System.”
It “is the sixth largest planet in the Solar System.”
The atmosphere on Venus is mainly made up of Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide. Carbon dioxide is what makes it so hot!

5. Who is Venus??? Venus is a truly amazing planet
that is commonly referred to as
Earth’s twin sister.

6. Exploration
It is thought that Venus might have had bodies of water like Earth about 300 million years ago.
It has mountains that are taller than Earth’s mountains!

7. Venus’s Atmosphere Venus is the most explored planet besides Earth.
Its clouds are filled with sulfuric acid.
Venus’s atmosphere is incredibly thick.

8. orange, so it definitely works out.
Even more information
Venus is named after the Greek goddess of love and beauty. The planet is reddish-
orange, so it definitely
works out.

9. Venus attitude
How do you think Venus would seem as a person?? With Venus being red and full of volcanoes, I think a good word to describe it would be intense.

10. What would Yoda do?
We all know that Yoda would say, “Be you must genius, to live on Venus,” with his elderly, raspy vocal chords.

11. Questions What is Venus? A. Desert land B. A Water oasis
C. A Rainforest
D. A Tundra
How long is Venus’s year?
A. 224 days
B. 487 days
C. 56 days
D. 103 days

12. More Questions Is Venus the… A. Third planet from the Sun
B. Fifth planet from the Sun
C. Second planet from the Sun
D. Eight planet from the Sun
What planet is Venus the most similar to?
A. Earth
B. Saturn
C. Jupiter
D. Mercury

13. Even more Questions 
If you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, how much would you weigh on Venus?
A. 140 pounds
B. 77 pounds
C. 91 pounds
D. 50 pounds

14. Works cited http://planetfacts.org/planet-venus-f acts/
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