The planet Venus is positioned the second from the Sun and it takes nearly 225 days for revolving around the Sun. Venus planet has a standard radius of 0.7 A.U and it spins retrospectively. One day on the planet Venus relates to 243 days on the planet Earth and there are no specific reasons for this particular rotation. The structure of the Venus is composed of two heavy masses and from this planet Moon cannot be viewed.

Ancient Greeks define the Venus as the brightest planet and compare them with feminine structures. The ancient people of Greek worship Venus as the goddess of affection and magnificence. The planet Venus is considered as the brightest planet after the Sun and the Moon. The body of the Venus is composed of two entities namely the Eosphorus as the first light stat and the Hesperus as the twilight star.

The internal formation of the Venus has solid iron core substances and is similar to the Earth. The magnetic turf in this planet is exceptionally low and that results in the low revolving rapidity. The radius of the Venus is measured as 5.2 g/cc and resembles the same of the Earth.

The planet Venus is always surrounded by a dense layer of clouds and it is difficult to view its appearance. Study of Venus can be made by penetrating wave rays with the help of radar satellites. The upper environment of the planet Venus is covered with soaring velocity winds.

Venus is defined as the sister planet of the Earth. These planet resemble in the size, density of clouds and the substances procured. These two planets have relatively similar chemical compositions and the caverns of the internal surface are remain soft.

The Venus planet is composed of carbon dioxide and the cavern of the planer is dense surrounded by clouds, made of sulfuric acid. The surface of the Venus is hotter than the Mercury, even though it is situated after twice the distance from the Sun.

When viewed with the help of a telescope, the internal structure of the Venus exhibits phases. Mariner 2 was the first spacecraft to visit the planet Venus during the year 1962. More than 20 visits have been made to the surface of the planet Venus.

Researches exhibit that the surface of the Venus is covered by lava flows and this planet is profound to the activity of volcanoes. Small caverns in the surface of the Venus burns because of the density in the atmosphere and the caverns comes in bunches with heavy meteoroids to remain safe in the surface.

Hence it is concluded that the planet Venus is the dazzling object in the atmosphere when compared to the Sun and the Moon. Venus is called as the daylight star as it rises in the east and twilight star as it sets down in the west. The rotation of the Venus is from the east to west. The planet Venus is surrounded with solid clouds and creates a hot greenhouse impact.