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EXPLORING\n\nBy Leslie Beckett  \nPublished in 2018 by  \nKidHaven Publishing,an Imprint of Greenhaven Publishing,LLC  \n3533rd AvenueSuite 255New York,NY 10010  \nCopyright ◎2018 KidHaven Publishing,an Imprint of Greenhaven Publishing,LLC.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission inwriting from the publisher,except by a reviewer.  \nDesigner:Deanna Paternostro  \nEditor:Vanessa Oswald  \nPhoto credits:Cover,back cover,p.17(background)Vadim Sadovski/Shutterstock.com;p.5 Naeblys/Shutterstock.com;p.7 Irina Kuzmina/Shutterstock.com;p.9 NASA images/Shutterstock.com;p.11 Jcpag2012/Wikimedia Commons;p.13 SCIEPRO/Getty Images;p.15 Space Frontiers/Stringer/Archive Photos/Getty Images;p.17 reziart/Shutterstock.com;pp.18-19 Everett Historical/Shutterstock.com;p.21 SteinsplittlerBot/Wikimedia Commons.  \nCataloging-in-Publication Data  \nNames:Beckett,Leslie.  \nTitle:Exploring Venus/Leslie Beckett.  \nDescription:New York:KidHaven Publishing,2018.|Series:Journey through our solar system |Includes index.  \ndentifiers:ISBN 9781534522879(pbk.)|9781534522732(library bound)|ISBN 9781534522589(6 pack)|ISBN 9781534522596(ebook)  \nSubjects:LCSH:Venus(Planet)-Juvenile literature.  \nClassification:LCC QB621.B39352018 |DDC 523.42-dc23  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nCPSIA compliance information:Batch\\#BS17KL:For further information contact Greenhaven Publishing LLC,New York,New York at 1-844317-7404.  \nPlease visit our website,www.greenhavenpublishing.com.For a free color catalog of all ourhigh-quality books,call toll free 1-844-317-7404 or fax 1-844-317-7405.  \nCONTENTS  \nThe Brightest Plane…………………………4  \n…………………8  \nSlow Mover………………………  \nIn the Clouds of Venus…………………12  \nUnderneath the Clouds……………16  \n……20  \nStudying Venus …………  \n……………………22  \nGlossary…  \nFor More Information……………………23  \n……………24  \nIndex………  \n# THE BRIGHTEST PLANETVenus is the brightest\n\nplanet in the solar systemand the second planet fromthe sun.It can be seen in thenight sky without a telescope.The moon is the only object inthe sky that's brighter.  \nVenus is called Earth's twin becauseit's close to the same size as Earth,which means the gravity is almostthe same on both planets.  \nVenus  \n5  \n# Venus appears in the sky\n\nmost often just before sunriseand just after sunset.It has  \nbeen called the Morning Starand the Evening Star.","cbCaidjfafuBCk8d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidjfafuBCk8d","pdf",2259213,32,"English","# The Brightest Planet\n## Venus appears in the sky\n## Venus appears near sunrise and sunset","[{\"question\":\"Why is Venus the brightest planet in the solar system?\",\"answer\":\"Venus is the brightest planet and the second planet from the Sun, and it can be seen in the night sky without a telescope. 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