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Name: Venus
Author: Isaac Asimov

This book provides a clear, accessible overview of the planet Venus, detailing its physical characteristics and the scientific breakthroughs that revealed its nature. Written for young readers, it explains key concepts in astronomy and planetary exploration in a straightforward, engaging style. The text outlines how observations of Venus’s bright, persistent presence in the sky led to discoveries about its atmosphere, rotation, and proximity to Earth. It also discusses the challenges scientists faced in studying the planet and the progress made through telescopic and space missions.

First publish date: 1990

Genre: Science/Astronomy

Authors: Isaac Asimov

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