8: Venus 101

Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system. It is also known as the Twin Sister of Earth. 

Location: 2nd planet in the solar system.

Planet type: It is a terrestrial planet.

Moons: It has no moons.

Surface: Broiling surface 

Size: Slightly smaller than Earth. It has a diameter of 12,100 kilometers.

Evidence of life: There is no evidence of life on venus because of the broiling hot surface.

Climate: Venus's surface temperatures can get extremely hot. They are as high as 464°C. Venus has a very dense atmosphere mainly made up of Carbon Dioxide.

Rotation and Revolution: Venus rotates from East to West.

Fun Fact: One day is 243 Earth days long.

Coming up next: Mars 101 


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