Venus Could Have Supported Life for Billions of Years - Possible signs of life found on Venus
Venus is nearly identical to Earth in size, making it one of our most similar neighbors in the solar system. With a mean radius of about 3,760 miles or 6,052 kilometers, it’s approximately 95 percent the size of Earth.
Its mass, approximately x 10^24 kilograms, is about 81.5 percent that of Earth. This similarity in mass and size means that Venus also has a comparable density to Earth, approximately grams per cubic centimeter, implying a similar rock-iron composition. Venus and Earth have a comparable structure: a central iron core surrounded by a rocky mantle and a thin crust.
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