Solar System 101: How is Venus' rotation different than most planets? Question 3 options: A. It spins the opposite direction of most planets. B. It is hotter. C. It doesn't rotate. D. It spins the same as Earth.

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Solar System 101: How is Venus' rotation different than most planets? Question 3 options: A. It spins the opposite direction of most planets. B. It is hotter. C. It doesn't rotate. D. It spins the same as Earth.

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Jaylen · Answer 1

A. It spins the opposite direction of most planets

Explanation:

Venus is not close to earth but still, it is very hot. Venus's atmosphere consists of a thick layer of greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide and the clouds in Venus is made up of sulfuric acid. The rotation of Venus is very slow, it takes around 243 days compared with earth to finish one rotation. Venus is different because it spins in the opposite direction to earth and also to most of the other planets. Venus does not have moons as mercury.