How far is the closest planet from Earth in miles?
The closest planet to Earth is Venus - 38 million kilometers or 23,612,105.3 miles. Keep ChaCha'ing!
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Which planet has the second longest orbital period?
Neptune has the second longest orbital period in the Solar Sy...
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Which planet is the farthest in the solar system?
Pluto, a dwarf planet, is the farthest planet from the Sun in...
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What proof exist that there is life on a different planet?
There is no physical proof that there is life on other planet...
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What planet is called the red planet?
The Red Planet is Mars. Mars is the fourth planet from the su...
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Which planet has an atmosphere that is so dense it would crush a human?
The planet would be Venus. It has an atmosphere with pressure...
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What are characteristics of the outer planet?
Some characteristics of the outer planets are: made up mainly...
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Can you describe one feature of each inner planet?
The four innermost planets in the Solar System Mercury, Venus...
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What does the planet Jupiter name mean?
The largest and largest of the planets was named Zeus by the ...
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What size is the planet Mercury?
Mecury: Diameter 4878 km Avg Distance from Sun 57.8 million k...
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Does the planet Mercury have mercury on it?
Mercury is the second smallest planet in the solar system, an...
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What planet is called the red planet?
The Red Planet is Mars. Mars is the fourth planet from the su...
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Which planet has an atmosphere that is so dense it would crush a human?
The planet would be Venus. It has an atmosphere with pressure...
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What planet has at least 13 moons?
Neptune has 13 known moons. They are composed of rock and ice...
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What is the planet Uranus' orbital tilt?
Uranus rotates about an axis (the way a plastic globe spins o...
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What planet has a rocky surface?
The following are the planets with a rocky surface: 1. Mercur...
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What is the planet's in order?
The eight planets that orbit the sun are (in order from the s...
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Which planet has days and nights about like earths?
Claus here! The planet Mars has day and night just as we do. ...
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Which planet has a cratered surface similar to earth's moon?
Mercury, Venus, and Mars have a hard rocky surface like Earth...
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Is saturn the 5th largest planet?
Earth is third planet from the Sun and the fifth largest plan...
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Is the planet Uranus basically a giant diamond because of its composition?
Uranus is made of Hydrogen, Helium and Methane. Diamonds are ...
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What is the planet's in order?
The eight planets that orbit the sun are (in order from the s...
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What is the biggest planet? What is the biggest planet?
The biggest planet in the Solar System is Jupiter. It's 2.5 t...
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Is pluto a planet? If not why?
Dwarf planet: Pluto and any other round object that "has not ...
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Which planet has a cratered surface similar to earth's moon?
Mercury, Venus, and Mars have a hard rocky surface like Earth...
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What is the biggest flying animal on the planet?
Andean condors are massive birds, among the largest in the wo...
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Is saturn the 5th largest planet?
Earth is third planet from the Sun and the fifth largest plan...
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Which planet has days and nights about like earths?
Claus here! The planet Mars has day and night just as we do. ...
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Which outer planet is not gas?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, & Mars are terrestrial planets & there...
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What is the planet's in order?
The eight planets that orbit the sun are (in order from the s...
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Is Pluto a planet anymore and is Planet X one of our planets?
Originally classified as a planet, Pluto is now considered th...
About Planet
A planet is a celestial body, apparently bigger than poor little Pluto, orbiting a star. They typically have semi-solid metalic core, and the rest of the planet can be either gaseous like Jupiter and Saturn, or more dense and solid like Earth and Mars.
About Venus
Venus is the second planet from the sun, and considered to be Earth's sister planet because it has a similar mass, and composition to Earth. Venus is covered by a thick atmosphere of sulfuric acid so thick that visible light barely penetrates it. It is extremely hot, up to 860 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface of Venus and made hotter by the immense atmospheric pressure, nearly 92 times as the pressure on Earth's surface.
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