Venus is the second planet from the sun and one of the four inner planets closest to the sun. While Venus has many similarities to Earth like its size, chemistry, gravity and density, it also has some key differences - its atmosphere is far thicker than Earth's and is comprised of carbon dioxide, its day is longer than its year, and it has no moon or ozone layer. Venus is sometimes called Earth's sister planet due to their similarities, though the runaway greenhouse effect has created extreme atmospheric conditions on Venus's surface.

2.  VENUS, the second planet from the
sun, is often referred to as one of
the “ inner planets”.
 It’s one of the first FOUR planets
closest to the sun.

4.  In astronomy mythology, Venus
was the Roman goddess of love
and beauty.
 In Greek, her name was
Aphrodite.

5.  Like the Earth, Venus has an
Atmosphere.
 It is far thicker than that of the
Earth, making it difficult for
modern science to penetrate.

6.  Venus is in many ways Earth's
sister planet. It is almost identical
in size, chemistry, gravity and
density as the Earth.
 Venus has volcanoes, mountains
and sand, just like Earth.

7.  Venus does not have an ozone layer.
The ultraviolet radiation from the Sun
finds ITS way directly into Venus'
atmosphere. Over many years a billion of
this radiation has slowly broken down
water molecules into Hydrogen and
Oxygen.

8.  Instead of the Sun rising in the east and
setting in the west, the Sun on Venus
would appear to rise in the west and set
in the east.
 Moons: Venus has no moon.

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