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    Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the sixth largest planet in the solar system. It has similarities to Earth in terms of size, structure, and chemical composition, though it rotates backwards compared to most other planets. Venus's surface is completely covered by thick, toxic clouds made of sulfur dioxide. It has an atmosphere made up primarily of carbon dioxide, which causes extreme greenhouse warming and surface temperatures over 880 degrees Fahrenheit. Venus was the first planet where spacecraft successfully landed, with Soviet probes in the 1960s-1970s sending back data showing Venus's surface is like a massive pressure cooker with air pressure over 90 times that of Earth.

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    Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the sixth largest planet in the solar system. It has similarities to Earth in terms of size, structure, and chemical composition, though it rotates backwards compared to most other planets. Venus's surface is completely covered by thick, toxic clouds made of sulfur dioxide. It has an atmosphere made up primarily of carbon dioxide, which causes extreme greenhouse warming and surface temperatures over 880 degrees Fahrenheit. Venus was the first planet where spacecraft successfully landed, with Soviet probes in the 1960s-1970s sending back data showing Venus's surface is like a massive pressure cooker with air pressure over 90 times that of Earth.

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    Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the sixth largest planet in the solar system. It has similarities to Earth in terms of size, structure, and chemical composition, though it rotates backwards compared to most other planets. Venus's surface is completely covered by thick, toxic clouds made of sulfur dioxide. It has an atmosphere made up primarily of carbon dioxide, which causes extreme greenhouse warming and surface temperatures over 880 degrees Fahrenheit. Venus was the first planet where spacecraft successfully landed, with Soviet probes in the 1960s-1970s sending back data showing Venus's surface is like a massive pressure cooker with air pressure over 90 times that of Earth.

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    Venus Planet

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    Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the sixth largest planet in the solar system. It has similarities to Earth in terms of size, structure, and chemical composition, though it rotates backwards compared to most other planets. Venus's surface is completely covered by thick, toxic clouds made of sulfur dioxide. It has an atmosphere made up primarily of carbon dioxide, which causes extreme greenhouse warming and surface temperatures over 880 degrees Fahrenheit. Venus was the first planet where spacecraft successfully landed, with Soviet probes in the 1960s-1970s sending back data showing Venus's surface is like a massive pressure cooker with air pressure over 90 times that of Earth.

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    VENUS

    PLANET
    Created by: Greshom Dela Cruz
    VENUS PLANET
    • Planet Venus called Planet of Love

    • 2nd Planet And the Sixth largest Planet in our solar system

    • It is a planet that consists of mountains, valleys


    and tens of thousands volcano and has a radius
    3,676 miles and a diameter of 7,521 miles
    slightly smaller than earth so of this similarities
    with earth in terms of size, structure and chemical
    composition it is often called earth twin.
    But the significance difference between us is the
    venus rotate on its axis backward, compared to the
    most other planet in the solar system.

    This means that on venus the sun rises in the west


    and sets in the east opposite to what we experience
    on earth. Not only that venus reflects 70% of  the
    sunlight it receives and that is why it's the second
    brightest object in the sky after the moon and sun.
    Not eveything that shines
    is gold it can eventually
    turn toxic.

    Which is absolutely true for


    venus, YES! venus entire surface
    is covered with clouds made of
    poisonous sulfur dioxide giving
    us enough reason not to step on
    its surface.
    But it doesn't mean no attempt was
    made to access the planet venus as
    the first spacecraft to set
    mechanical feet of another planet
    landed on venus.

    Around 1960s and 70s the former


    soviet unions Vanera Probes drop
    through the planet unbearable
    atmosphere manage to send back
    essential data on earth letting us know
    that venus is like a massive pressure
    cooker.
    Venus has crushing air pressure at it's surface
    which is more than 90times that of  earth.

    This pressure is so intense that the human being


    standing on its surface would be crush and on
    top of that the atmosphere is full of greenhouse
    gases, mainly carbon dioxide leading to the
    issue of extreme global warming.
    The atmospheric layer traps the sun's heat
    causing the surface temperature to go over
    880 degrees Fahrenheit which is hot
    enough to melt lead and declaring venus
    the hottest planet in the solar system.

    Venus's mean radius is 6,051.8 km (3,760.4 miles), or


    about 95 percent of Earth's at the Equator, while its mass
    is 4.87 × 1024 kg, or 81.5 percent that of Earth.
    FACTS ABOUT VENUS
    1. A day on Venus is longer than a year
    It takes Venus longer to rotate once on its axis
    than to complete one orbit of the Sun. That’s
    243 Earth days to rotate once – the longest
    rotation of any planet in the Solar System –
    and only 243 Earth days to complete an orbit
    of the Sun.
    • Venus is the hottest planet in our solar
    system.
    • Venus is a terrestrial planet. It is small and
    rocky.
    • Venus has a thick atmosphere. It traps
    heat and makes Venus very hot.
    • Venus has an active surface, including
    volcanoes!
    • Venus spins the opposite direction of Earth and
    most other planets.
    1. What is the name of the first aircraft landed in Venera Probes
    Venus?
    2. How many percent does sunlight reflects to the 70%
    Venus?
    3. How many Degrees Fahrenheit does the 880 DF
    atmospheric layers have?
    4. How many days when Venus rotates on its own
    243 Days ASSESSMENT
    In your notebook answer the following
    axis? question.
    1960s to 70s
    5. Around what year the first aircraft that landed on
    Venus?
    Venus
    6. This is the second of the brightest object in the sky.
    7. Can people live in Venus? Yes or No? No
    8. Venus's mean radius is (3,760.4 miles), or 95%
    about how many percent in Earth?
    9. The atmosphere Of Venus is consisting what Greenhouse Gases
    kind of gases?
    Check if it is
    10. Right a 1 word that describes Planet Venus. accurate
    THANK YOU!

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