Jase Love Gilbert Espinoza Oscar Pedroza Planet Profile Mass 4867320000000000 billion kg 0815 x Earth Equatorial Diameter 12104 km Polar Diameter 12104 km Equatorial Circumference 38025 km ID: 700705
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Venus
By
Tedrick
Macklin,
Jase
Love, Gilbert Espinoza, Oscar
PedrozaSlide2
Planet Profile
Mass: 4,867,320,000,000,000 billion kg (0.815 x Earth)
Equatorial Diameter: 12,104 km
Polar Diameter: 12,104 km
Equatorial Circumference: 38,025 km
Known Moons: none
Notable Moons: none
Orbit Distance: 108,209,475 km (0.73 AU)
Orbit Period: 224 Earth days
Surface Temperature: 462 °C
First Record: 17th century BC
Recorded By: Babylonian astronomersSlide3
Venus Relative Size
Venus is relatively the same size as Earth. There is a 638 km diameter difference between the two planets. Venus contains roughly 81.5% of the Earth’s mass.Slide4Slide5
Mythology Based Upon Venus
In mythology, Aphrodite was considered to be the goddess of love. In mythology, Venus represents the feminine aspect in us all. She is considered to be the brightest object in the sky after the sun and the moon. This is also true in general.Slide6
Video Link
www.youtube.com/watch?v=moNf1RKeirwSlide7
Revolution
It takes 225 Earth days for Venus to complete a revolution around the sun. The lack of tilt that Venus has, causes the greenhouse effect making it exceptionally hot. It also is hot due to the immense amount of carbon dioxide.
Kepler’s
fist law staves that the path that Venus takes around the sun is an ellipses.Slide8Slide9
Atmospheric Pressure
The atmospheric pressure of
V
enus is estimated to be about 92 times greater than Earth’s. The pressure would be equal to the feeling of being deep beneath the sea on earth.Slide10Slide11
Phases of Venus
Similar to our moon, Venus has phases when viewed on a telescope. The orbit of Venus is between the Earth and Sun.Slide12
The surface of venus
Venus is covered by clouds of water
vapor
and
sulfuric
acid and the surface cannot be seen with
normal astronomy based telescope
. Slide13
Link
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2jzrrf_venus-solar-system-and-universe-planets-facts-animation-educational-videos-for-kids_school