Venus is the second planet from the Sun and has the hottest surface temperature in the solar system at around 500°C. It has a thick, toxic atmosphere composed primarily of carbon dioxide with sulfuric acid clouds. The surface is solid rock, as the intense heat evaporates any water, and the gravity is too strong to support life. While once possibly similar to Earth, Venus has reversed its rotation direction and is slowly shrinking as it continues to melt under the sun's heat.

1. VENUS

2. INTRODUCE PLANETVENUS IS THE 2ND PLANET FROM THE SUN. IT WAS A HOTTEST PLANET IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM. SOME OF THE PEOPLE (MAYBE YOU) SAY THAT VENUS IS EARTH’S WILD SISTER OR A TWIN. VENUS WAS NAMED AFTER THE GREEK ANCIENT ROMAN GODDESS OF BEAUTY AND LOVE.

3. DISTANCE FROMTHE SUNAND SURFACETEMPERATURE108 MILLION KILOMETRES AWAYFROM THE SUN. THESURFACE TEMPERATURE ON VENUS CAN REACH TO ABOUT 500°C. IT ISREALLY HOT.

4. WATER& SURFACETHERE’S NO WATER ON VENUS BECAUSE THE SUN’S HEAT EVAPORATES IT. THE SURFACE OF VENUS ISSOLID AND IT IS MADE OUT OF ROCKS. THE PROBES OF A MACHINE THAT WENT TO VENUS BROKE BECAUSE OF THE ROCKS AND THE HEAT FROM THE SUN.

5. THE ATMOSPHERE AND GASES VENUS’S ATMOSPHERE ISVERY THICK . IT ISMADE OF CARBON DIOXIDE GAS. VENUS HAS CLOUDS WHICH ARE MADE OF SULPHURIC ACID. IT IS VERY HARD TO GO THROUGH. THE ONLY GAS ON VENUS IS CARBON DIOXIDE. VENUS’S CLOUDS AREVERY HARD

6. SUPPORT LIFE TO LIVE ON VENUSNO, WE CAN’T SUPPORT LIFE ON VENUS BECAUSE ITS GRAVITY IS TOO STRONG AND IT WOULD PRESS US DOWN. WE CAN DIE BECAUSE OF THE GRAVITY PRESURE.

7. INTERSTING FACTSTHE PLANET ISMOSTLY COVERED BY SOLIDIFIED LAVA. EARTH TURNS COUNTERCLOCKWISE BUT VENUS TURNS THE OPPOSITE WAY WHICH GOES CLOCKWISE. IN VENUS THERE’S A BIG CRACK LIKE A SPIDER WEB. A SCIENTIST FOUND THAT A HUGE STORM CAME ONVENUS. THE CLOUDS WERE TWIRLING. SCIENTISTS SAY THAT VENUS IS GETTING SMALLER AND SMALLER BECAUSE IT IS MELTING DAY BY DAY.

8. THANK YOU THANK YOU TO LEARNED ABOUT VENUS I HOPE YOU LIKE IT BY: JACINDA