Venus has been called Earth's sister planet, since it's fairly close in size (95%), has a density and chemical composition, and has few craters, indicating a similar young age. This led many to believe that there might even be life hidden under the thick layer of clouds. This has since been proven to be impossible.
 Wind Streaks |  Venus in Color |  Twin Summit |  Tributary-Like Branches |
 Ticks |  Sif Mons |  Selu Corona |  Sacajawea Patera |
 Ridges and Troughs |  Recent Volcanism |  Radar Bright |  Peak-Ring Crater |
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