The hottest planet Venus
Venus is the hottest planet in our solar
system and is the second planet from
the sun. It is named after the Roman
Goddess of love and beauty. Venus is
called earth's sister because their
mass and size are similar to each other.
It is thought to be made up of a central
iron core, rocky mantle and silicate
crust. In 1761 Russian polymath Mikhail
Lomonosov were the first people to
discover the planet Venus. Venus
temperature is 864 degrees and it also
is the second brightest object in our
solar system. Its atmosphere is made
up of carbon dioxide.
The clouds of Venus creates a big acid
rain and takes 225 days to orbit the sun.
The surface of Venus is full of craters
and volcanoes. Venus is 108.2 million
km away from the sun and is 4.503
billion years old.
I am currently thinking of making plans to visit Venus one day.
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