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Venus By: Nathan and Erik How Venus got its name The planet Venus got its name from the Roman goddess of love. It is 67 million miles from the sun, and.

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2 Venus By: Nathan and Erik

3 How Venus got its name The planet Venus got its name from the Roman goddess of love. It is 67 million miles from the sun, and 7,521 miles in diameter.

4 Venuss days and years One day on planet Venus is 243 days. One year on planet Venus is 225 days. Venus has 0 moons.

5 What its made of and temp. This solid planet is made of rock and has a metal core This solid planet is made of rock and has a metal core The average surface temperature of Venus is 900°F. The average surface temperature of Venus is 900°F.

6 Interesting facts Some interesting facts are the planet is Venus covered in lava. Some interesting facts are the planet is Venus covered in lava. At night time the atmosphere changes color and the planet Venus has carbon dioxide. At night time the atmosphere changes color and the planet Venus has carbon dioxide. If something touches Venus it will melt. If something touches Venus it will melt. It has bunches of volcanoes. It has bunches of volcanoes.

7 Sources Enchantedlearning.com Venus By Thomas K. Adamson Venus By Steven L. Kipp Cosmos4kids.com NCWiseOwl.org

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