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Venus Quiz
Venus Quiz is your chance to explore space in a light, engaging way through Venus multiple choice questions. In 1761, a Russian scientist named Mikhail Lomonosov made an unexpected discovery while observing the transit of Venus across the Sun. As the planet began to move in front of the Sun’s disk, he noticed a subtle glow around its edge, a surprising clue that Venus had an atmosphere. At the time, this was an extraordinary conclusion and became one of the earliest observational hints about planetary atmospheres. Stories like this make Venus planet trivia more than just facts; they make it feel alive. This quiz reflects that spirit and includes topics like Venus orbit and Venus clouds in an easy format.
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Sample Questions from This Quiz
- What is Venus mostly made of?
- What is Venus’s atmosphere mainly made of?
- How many moons does Venus have?
- How long does one day on Venus last compared to Earth?
- What type of clouds cover Venus?
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