Venus's girdle — is the Victorian name for an atmospheric phenomenon seen at sunrise and sunset, which is also called the Belt of Venus.Venus s girdle is also a popular name for a kind of jellyfish, described under Ctenophore … Wikipedia
Venus in the fiction of Leigh Brackett — Venus and Venusians are frequently appearing settings and characters for many of the Solar System stories of Leigh Brackett. Brackett s Venus shares some characteristics with the astronomical Venus, but in other respects functions as a consistent … Wikipedia
Venus in fiction — In science fiction stories of the 1920s 1960s, the planet Venus was frequently described as a tropical planet, hot and misty, covered with jungle, swamps, and oceans. In 1918, chemist Svante Arrhenius, deciding that Venus cloud cover was… … Wikipedia
Venus — This article is about the planet. For other uses, see Venus (disambiguation). Venus … Wikipedia
Venus In-Situ Explorer — Concept mis en oeuvre pour le satellite : ballon survolant la surface de Vénus Venus In Situ Explorer (VISE) est une sonde spatiale proposée dans le cadre du programme d exploration planétaire de la décennie 2010 de la NASA. Cette mission… … Wikipédia en Français
Girdle of Venus — may refer to:*The belt of Venus, an atmospheric phenomenon *An alternative name for the chastity belt *The girdle of Venus, a minor line in chiromancy *A species of comb jelly … Wikipedia
Asteroid belt — For the album by Velvet Chain, see Asteroid Belt (album). The asteroid belt (shown in white) is located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. The asteroid belt is the region of the Solar System located roughly between the orbits of the planets… … Wikipedia
Atmosphere of Venus — Atmosphere of Venus … Wikipedia
Kuiper belt — Kuipergürtel (nichtmaßstäbliches Schema) Der Kuipergürtel ist eine scheibenförmige Region, die sich in unserem Sonnensystem außerhalb der Neptunbahn in einer Entfernung von ungefähr 30 bis 50 Astronomischen Einheiten (AE) nahe der Ekliptik… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Kuiper belt — Known objects in the Kuiper belt, derived from data from the Minor Planet Center. Obje … Wikipedia
