You know about Venus Planet in our solar system already, but do you know that planet is named after a Greek/ancient Roman Goddess?

Venus is the hottest

[…] in both Astrological point of view and the Cosmology.

Let’s dig into the Cosmology first.

Venus is the second planet from our solar system. She (Yes! Venus Planet is she because the planet named after the Goddess. Another reason is Venus’s beauty and brightness from the Eart perspective) has just~ a little slimmer than our Earth. Comparing about diameter, Venus’ hip is 12104 km. While our Earth’s 12742 km.

Venus planet orange surface

She is closer to the Sun, so her temperature also is hotter than Earth. In fact, she is the hottest in our solar system (if we don’t count our Sun because the Sun is the main source of heat and power).

She covers herself with sulfuric acid droplet’s clouds-> it makes her appearance as a white coat. That coat takes the role as a mirror which reflects and then scatters the Sunlight. -> It’s the external purpose of her white coat.

About the internal purpose, the white cloud also keeps her skin “warm”. If you can touch her coat, you would feel comfortable since the temperature there is similar to our Earth surface.

Venus can melt Lead easily

With full containing carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrogen (N2) plus a thick atmosphere, her internal temperature is 880 degrees Fahrenheit (470 degrees Celsius). Her body temperature is so “warm” that can liquid the Lead metal material easily.

“She takes just over 224 Earth days to make one complete orbit around the Sun (sidereal orbit)” -> It counts as one completely day-night circle. Her day ends after 117 Earth days. However, she only takes one and half her day to completely orbit around the Sun. -> She is done with her job because one year in the Venusian time has 225 Earth-based-days.

She has the ability to do that because her rotating direction is completely opposite comparing with our Earth direction rotate -> it means Venus orbits “backwardly”, from East to West.