By: Emily Toothman.   Made with a central iron core & rocky mantle.  863 degrees Fahrenheit.  Venus is one of the two planets in our solar system.

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By: Emily Toothman

  Made with a central iron core & rocky mantle.  863 degrees Fahrenheit.  Venus is one of the two planets in our solar system that doesn’t have a moon, Mercury being the other. Description

  96.5% carbon dioxide  3.5% nitrogen  0.015% sulfur dioxide  0.007% argon  0.002% water vapor  % carbon monoxide  % helium  % neon  Trace of carbonyl sulfide  Trace of hydrogen chloride  Trace of hydrogen fluoride Atmosphere

 Rotations  It takes Venus 243 Earth days to make one full rotation on its axis.  It takes Venus Earth days to make a full rotation around the sun.

 Distance  Venus is.72 AUs from the sun, or 108,200,000 km.

  Venus’s diameter is 12,103.6 km, 95% of Earth’s diameter. Size

  Venus is the brightest planet in our solar system.  Venus is the roman goddess of love & beauty.  Venus’s day is longer than its year, meaning it takes Venus longer to rotate on its axis than it does for it to revolve around the sun. Fun Facts :D

 Where you can learn more: Wikipedia.com nineplanets.org The Solar System Poster