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Mars And Venus By Tanya

Why was Mars named Mars? Mars the red planet was named after the roman god of war.

What does the planet Venus name mean? The planet is named after Venus the Roman goddess of love and Beauty.

Why is Venus the hottest Planet? Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system because Venus has a very thick atmosphere and cloud over itself.

What colour is Mars? Mars is actually Brown. To the naked eye Mars appears a distinct reddish colour.

Is Venus Earths’ sister because if it is why? Venus is called Earths “sister planet” due to the similar size and gravity.

What is Mars made out of? Mars is made of rock. It's surface is covered in mountains, Volcanoes, Valleys, ice caps and dried up river beds.

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