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EN Facts About Mars | Mars’ Temperature | Mars’ Gravity | Mars’ Landscape | Distance to Mars | Star Walk

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EN Facts About Mars | Mars’ Temperature | Mars’ Gravity | Mars’ Landscape | Distance to Mars | Star Walk

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• LandscapexDistance to MarsxStar

EN Venus, that other close neighbor, is a lot bigger; almost as big as the Earth, in fact. But terraforming Venus, with its surface temperature of 462°C and its showers of sulfuric acid, is even more complicated and time-consuming than modifying Mars.

• Venus
• close neighbor
• lot bigger
• almost as big
• Earth
• fact
• terraforming Venus
• showers of sulfuric
• even more complicated
• time-consuming than modifying

EN Venus, that other close neighbor, is a lot bigger; almost as big as the Earth, in fact. But terraforming Venus, with its surface temperature of 462°C and its showers of sulfuric acid, is even more complicated and time-consuming than modifying Mars.

• Venus
• close neighbor
• lot bigger
• almost as big
• Earth
• fact
• terraforming Venus
• showers of sulfuric
• even more complicated
• time-consuming than modifying

EN Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars were published between 1992 and 1996 and tell the future history of our neighboring planet over a period of almost two hundred years

• Red Mars
• Green Mars
• Blue Mars were
• between
• tell the future
• period of almost
• hundred years

EN Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars were published between 1992 and 1996 and tell the future history of our neighboring planet over a period of almost two hundred years

• Red Mars
• Green Mars
• Blue Mars were
• between
• tell the future
• period of almost
• hundred years

EN She develops a glamorous and sensual personality in her films such as in the Hollywood movies "Burned Hearts" (1930, "Morocco") and "Blonde Venus" (1932, "Blond Venus")

• Hollywood movies

EN Moreover, Venus rotates very slowly around its axis, which makes a day last more than 116 earth days. That also makes Venus a less pleasant holiday destination, let alone a nice place to emigrate to.

• Moreover
• Venus rotates very
• around its axis
• makes a day
• earth days
• pleasant holiday destination
• place to emigrate

EN Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the brightest planet in our sky. Learn more facts about Venus and the best time to see it in the sky.

• sky
• Learn more facts
• Venus

EN At the beginning of December, Venus reaches its greatest brightness, so it’s the best time to observe the planet. If you have binoculars, try viewing Venus through them: the planet will look as a tiny thin crescent.

• beginning of December
• brightness
• observe the planet
• binoculars
• try viewing Venus
• planet will look
• tiny thin

EN Moreover, Venus rotates very slowly around its axis, which makes a day last more than 116 earth days. That also makes Venus a less pleasant holiday destination, let alone a nice place to emigrate to.

• Moreover
• Venus rotates very
• around its axis
• makes a day
• earth days
• pleasant holiday destination
• place to emigrate

EN Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the brightest planet in our sky. Learn more facts about Venus and the best time to see it in the sky.

• sky
• Learn more facts
• Venus

EN Despite Mercury being the closest planet to the Sun, Venus is hotter because of the thick Venusian atmosphere trapping heat. Mercury, in its turn, has no significant atmosphere and can’t hold the Sun’s energy.

• Despite Mercury being
• Sun
• Venus is hotter
• thick Venusian atmosphere
• heat
• Mercury
• turn
• significant atmosphere

EN Facts About Venus | Atmosphere, Temperature, Surface | How Many Moons Does Venus Have | Star Walk

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EN How long is a day on Venus? Why is Venus hotter than Mercury? Take this quiz and test your knowledge about this mysterious planet that is both very like and very unlike the Earth.

• Venus
• Why is Venus
• Mercury
• Take this quiz
• test your knowledge

EN Thus, we don’t know for sure who discovered Venus; however, Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilei are credited with the classification of Venus as a planet

• Thus
• know for sure
• discovered Venus
• however
• Nicolaus Copernicus
• classification of Venus
• planet

EN Ironically, one Venusian day is longer than one Venusian year as it takes Venus 225 Earth days to complete an orbit around the Sun.

• Ironically
• takes Venus Earth
• complete an orbit

EN As thick clouds hide the Venusian surface, for a very long time people believed that Venus was similar to the Earth

• thick clouds hide
• Venusian surface
• believed that Venus

EN Actually, Venus has no moons at all! Venus and Mercury are the only planets of the Solar System that don’t have any natural satellites orbiting them

• Actually
• Venus
• natural satellites orbiting

EN The thick Venusian atmosphere trapping heat causes surface temperatures higher than 470 °C (878 °F). That is the reason why Venus is hotter than Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun.

• thick Venusian atmosphere
• heat causes surface
• reason why Venus
• hotter than Mercury

EN Mars is only a small planet, however, so Venus remains the jackpot for terraformers. But how would you handle that? Be careful: we are going to think big. Very big. Fasten your seatbelts and suspend your disbelief!

• small planet
• however
• terraformers
• would you handle
• careful
• going to think
• Very big
• Fasten your seatbelts
• suspend your disbelief

EN Or rather a portrait of the leading members of the family, the eight planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury

• rather a portrait
• family
• eight planets
• Jupiter
• Saturn
• Uranus
• Neptune
• Earth
• Venus
• Mars
• Mercury

EN And in the middle the smaller planets, again from top left clockwise, Venus, Mercury, Earth and Mars

• middle the smaller
• again from top
• clockwise
• Venus
• Mercury
• Earth
• Mars

EN Moon in Conjunction With Mars, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter

• Moon in Conjunction
• Mars
• Venus
• Saturn
• Jupiter

EN In December 2021, the Moon will have conjunctions with four planets: Mars, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter. Here is how to see them in the sky.

• December
• four planets
• Mars
• Venus
• Saturn
• Jupiter

EN Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and one of the Earth’s two closest neighbors (the other one being Venus).

• two closest neighbors
• being Venus

EN In general, conjunctions take place between the Moon and planets (Venus, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, or Saturn).

• general
• conjunctions take place
• Moon
• planets
• Venus
• Mercury
• Mars
• Jupiter
• Saturn

EN Like the other three terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, and the Earth), Mars is a rocky celestial body. Let’s take a closer look at the planet’s physical peculiarities.

• three terrestrial planets
• Mercury
• Venus
• Earth
• celestial body
• take a closer
• physical

EN And in the middle the smaller planets, again from top left clockwise, Venus, Mercury, Earth and Mars

• middle the smaller
• again from top
• clockwise
• Venus
• Mercury
• Earth
• Mars

EN Or rather a portrait of the leading members of the family, the eight planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury

• rather a portrait
• family
• eight planets
• Jupiter
• Saturn
• Uranus
• Neptune
• Earth
• Venus
• Mars
• Mercury

EN Mars is only a small planet, however, so Venus remains the jackpot for terraformers. But how would you handle that? Be careful: we are going to think big. Very big. Fasten your seatbelts and suspend your disbelief!

• small planet
• however
• terraformers
• would you handle
• careful
• going to think
• Very big
• Fasten your seatbelts
• suspend your disbelief

EN A while ago I made a family portrait of the solar system. Or rather a portrait of the leading members of the family, the eight planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury.

• while ago I
• solar system
• rather a portrait
• family
• eight planets
• Jupiter
• Saturn
• Uranus
• Neptune
• Earth
• Venus
• Mars

EN The four outer planets, the gas giants Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, are on average a factor of ten bigger than the inner, rocky planets Earth, Venus, Mars and Mercury.

• four outer planets
• gas giants Jupiter
• Saturn
• Uranus
• Neptune
• average a factor
• inner
• rocky planets Earth
• Venus
• Mars

EN Moon’s Conjunctions With Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, Mercury

• Conjunctions With Saturn
• Jupiter
• Mars
• Venus
• Mercury

EN In June 2022, the Moon will meet five planets: Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Mercury. Read on to learn the exact timing and observing conditions for every conjunction.

• June
• Moon will meet
• planets
• Saturn
• Jupiter
• Mars
• Venus
• Mercury
• exact timing

EN In general, conjunctions take place between the Moon and planets (Venus, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, or Saturn).

• general
• conjunctions take place
• Moon
• planets
• Venus
• Mercury
• Mars
• Jupiter
• Saturn

EN Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and one of the Earth’s two closest neighbors (the other one being Venus).

• two closest neighbors
• being Venus

EN You might even spot the planets and the Moon together with the naked eye – try turning your gaze towards the constellation Capricornus and observe Saturn forming a triangle with Mars and Venus while the Moon crescent is shining below.

• might even spot
• planets
• naked eye
• towards the constellation
• observe Saturn forming
• triangle with Mars
• crescent is shining

EN Although Mars is much dimmer than Venus, it stays within the naked-eye visibility range, shining at a magnitude of 1.3.

• dimmer than Venus
• visibility range

EN If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, start observations an hour before sunrise. Thus you’ll see Mars, Venus, and the Moon line up in the sky. People from the Southern Hemisphere can see them earlier, at around 4 a.m. local time.

• Hemisphere
• before sunrise
• Thus
• Mars
• Venus
• sky
• earlier
• around
• local

EN Like the other three terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, and the Earth), Mars is a rocky celestial body. Let’s take a closer look at the planet’s physical peculiarities.

• three terrestrial planets
• Mercury
• Venus
• Earth
• celestial body
• take a closer
• physical

EN Trainee Jelmer der Maat developed a Kinect game for Waag that uses embodied learning. Kennisnet Innovation interviewed him and his supervisor Meia Wippoo about the project.

• Trainee Jelmer der
• developed a Kinect
• Waag that uses
• learning
• Kennisnet Innovation interviewed
• his supervisor Meia

EN In the past I have made work for organizations such as The Mars Society and Explore Mars

• Mars Society
• Explore Mars

EN And even if you could terraform Mars at the touch of a button (Arnold Schwarzenegger does something like that in Total Recall), there?s another inconvenient truth: Mars is a lot smaller than our home planet

• Arnold Schwarzenegger does
• Total Recall
• another inconvenient truth
• planet

EN Why is Mars red? What’s the gravity on Mars? Read this article to get answers to these and many other questions and learn more about the Red Planet.

• Why is Mars
• gravity on Mars
• Read this article
• questions
• Red

EN No, it’s not. The diameter of Mars is only about half of the Earth’s diameter, which is 12,742 km (7,917 miles). Also, Mars is only about two times bigger than our Moon, which is 3,474 km (2,158 miles) in diameter.

• diameter of Mars
• diameter
• km
• miles
• two times bigger
• Moon

EN As Mars is located farther away from the Sun than the Earth, it takes longer for the Red Planet to complete one orbit around the Sun. A year on Mars lasts for about 687 Earth days, which equals 1.88 Earth years.

• Mars is located
• Earth
• year on Mars
• Earth days
• equals Earth

EN NASA’s Mariner 9 entered Mars’ orbit in 1971, becoming the first spacecraft to orbit another planet. Mariner 9 mapped 85% of the Martian surface and sent more than 7,000 images back to the Earth.

• Mariner entered
• orbit another planet
• Martian surface

EN The rover investigated the Martian climate and geology and found out that the planet once had conditions favorable for microbial life

• climate
• geology
• planet once had
• favorable for microbial

EN In 2021, China successfully landed its first spacecraft on Mars as part of the Tianwen-1 mission. The rover named Zhurong became the first spacecraft not launched by NASA to operate on Mars.

• China successfully landed
• spacecraft on Mars
• rover named Zhurong
• spacecraft not launched
• NASA to operate