1. Venus By: Sharayl, Brittany, and Shaniqua

2. How large is Venus The size of Venus is about 7,521miles in diameter. The size of Venus is about 7,521miles in diameter. This about 95% of the diameter of the earth. This about 95% of the diameter of the earth. Venus is the closest to earth in size and mass of any of the planets. Venus is the closest to earth in size and mass of any of the planets.

3. Where Venus is located The sixth planet from the sun. The sixth planet from the sun. Also located near the moon. Also located near the moon.

4. Morning Star and Evening Star Phosphorus – Morning Star Hesperus- Evening Star

5. The color of Venus Venus can be many colors. Venus can be many colors. So the reason you see Venus changing colors its because of rings around Venus So the reason you see Venus changing colors its because of rings around Venus

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7. How far is Venus from the Sun The average distance is 67,237,910 miles or 108,208,930km The average distance is 67,237,910 miles or 108,208,930km

8. Venus Temperature Water and water vapor are extremely rare on venues do to its high surface tem. That can approach 758K (900 degrees F) Water and water vapor are extremely rare on venues do to its high surface tem. That can approach 758K (900 degrees F) This extreme tem. Is call by the green house affect This extreme tem. Is call by the green house affect

9. Moons of Venus Venus has no moon Venus has no moon Only ones we have place their such as NASA’s Magellan radar satellite. Only ones we have place their such as NASA’s Magellan radar satellite.

10. How Venus got its name Its was named after the goddess of love and beauty. The planet so named probably it is the brightest of the planets known to the ancients. Named for females figures

11. How old is Venus Venus was form at the same time as the rest of the solar system, from a large spinning disc of gas and dusk. Venus was form at the same time as the rest of the solar system, from a large spinning disc of gas and dusk. Astronomers think that all this happened about 4.6 billon years ago. Astronomers think that all this happened about 4.6 billon years ago.

12. The Rotation and Revolution It’s true that Venus is the only planet with a period of rotation which is longer then its period of revolution It’s true that Venus is the only planet with a period of rotation which is longer then its period of revolution

13. Interesting Facts The brightest in the sky The brightest in the sky It can cast a shadow It can cast a shadow When you can see Venus in the sky it actually looks like a Bright star. When you can see Venus in the sky it actually looks like a Bright star.

14. Shockwaves Venus

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