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Venus is often considered to be the twin planet of earth, as it is fairly similar in size and composition. In reality, the surface conditions are very different to that of earth, much to harsh in so may ways to sustain life as on earth. Its the planet that comes nearest to us and is the second planet from the sun.
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What is the earths twin?
twin earth or kepler 22b '
What planet is considerd to be earths twin?
Venus is the Earth's twin.
What planet is known for beings earths twin?
Venus is Earth's twin.
Earths evil twin?
Venus
What planet is earths twin sister?
venus
Who is earths evil twin?
It seems like Venus .
What is earths twin and 870 degrees Fahrenheit?
Venus...?
Why is Venus referred to the earths twin?
Because it is the same size as earth
Why is venus referred to earths twin?
It is based on their size, mass and density.
Why is Saturn called earths twin?
It isn't. You've been misinformed.
What planet is considered earths twin and why?
Venus, because they're about the same size
Which planet is alittle smaller then Earth and is called the Earths twin?
Venus... It is also known as Earth's evil twin because its conditions are so deadly.
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