Mercury
Mercury is the planet closest to the sun
It is only a little bigger than Earth's moon
The surface is covered with dents called craters
Days are hot, nights are cold
Average distance from the sun: 57,900,00 km (35,983,000 mi)
Diameter: 4,879 km (3,032 mi)
Length of a year in Earth time: 88 days
Average surface temperature: 177 celsius (243 ferenheit)
NO MOONS
Weight of a child who is 75 pounds on Earth: 28.5 pounds
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Venus
About same size as Earth
Is covered by thick, hot, poisonous clouds
This makes Venus one of the brightest objects in Earth's night sky
Venus is hot and dry
Is covered by craters, cracks, and ridges
Hottest planet in solar system
Average distance from the sun: 108,200,000 km (67,200,000 mi)
Diameter: 12,104 km (7,521 mi)
Length of a year measured in Earth time: 225 days
Average surface temperature: 464 celsius (867 ferenheit)
NO MOONS
Weight of a child who is 75 pounds on Earth: 68.25 pounds
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Calculations
Distance Mercury is from the sun: 57,900,000 kmDistance Venus is from the sun: 108,200,000 km
So Mercury and Venus are 50,300,000 km away
Distance Venus is from the sun: 67,200,000 mi
Distance Mercury is from the sun: 35,983,000 mi
So Mercury and Venus are 31,217,000 mi away
Diameter of Venus: 12,104 km
Diameter of Mercury: 4,879 km
So Venus is 7,221 km bigger than Mercury
Diameter of Venus: 7,521 mi
Diameter of Mercury: 3,032 mi
So Venus is 4,489 mi bigger than Mercury
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