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  • Venus vs. Earth: Radius and Mass Comparison - A Detailed Look
    Here's a comparison of Venus and Earth in terms of radius and mass:

    Radius:

    * Venus: 6,051.8 kilometers (3,760.4 miles)

    * Earth: 6,371 kilometers (3,958.8 miles)

    Mass:

    * Venus: 4.867 × 1024 kilograms (1.07 × 1025 pounds)

    * Earth: 5.972 × 1024 kilograms (1.32 × 1025 pounds)

    Comparison:

    * Radius: Venus is slightly smaller than Earth, with a radius about 95% of Earth's.

    * Mass: Venus is about 81.5% as massive as Earth.

    Key Takeaways:

    * Similar Size: Venus is remarkably similar in size to Earth, making it sometimes called Earth's "sister planet."

    * Lesser Mass: Despite its similar size, Venus has a significantly lower mass than Earth. This difference in mass has significant implications for its gravity and atmosphere.

    Note: These figures are approximate, and there is some variation depending on the source and methods used to calculate them.

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