Aphrodite Terra was named by the International Astronomical Union, the governing body for planetary and satellite nomenclature, after Aphrodite, the goddess of love. The name was chosen because Aphrodite is the Greek equivalent of the Roman goddess Venus.

Located near the equator of Venus, Aphrodite Terra has an area about half the size of Africa, and is much smaller than the rougher Ishtar Terra. It is covered with deep rift valleys. Like Ishtar Terra, Aphrodite Terra also has mountain ranges but they are only about half the size of the mountains on Ishtar.

Extending nearly two thirds around the planet, Aphrodite Terra's topography appears buckled and fractured which suggests large compressive forces. There are also numerous extensive lava flows across this terrain and some have an interesting bow shape to them due to atmospheric gravity waves.

Aphrodite Terra has two main regions: Ovda Regio in the west and Thetis Regio in the east. Ovda Regio has ridges running in two directions, suggesting that the compressive forces are acting in several directions. Certain dark regions appear to be solidified lava flows. A series of cracks appear where lava has welled up through the surface and flooded the surrounding terrain.

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Venus is the second planet from the Sun. It is called Earth’s “sister” planet as it is almost as large and has a similar composition.

Aside from the Sun and Moon, Venus is the brightest star in Earth’s sky, and is visible with the naked eye. Also, Venus' thick atmosphere traps heat making it the hottest planet in our solar system.

Venus took her name from the goddess of love and beauty. The Greeks used the names Phosphoros, meaning “light-bringer” alternatively Eosphoros meaning “dawn- bringer” for the morning star, and Hesperos meaning “Western one” for the evening star.

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   It has nine rings which are composed mainly of ice particles and dust.

   Saturn is a gas giant, as it is basically composed of hydrogen and helium and it has got eighty-three moons.

   Its name comes from Saturn of ancient Greek mythology.

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