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Lonely Worlds: Date Venus

Venus is one good-time gal but she's ready to settle down. Who else is ISO a partner?
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Playlists

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  • Play Mercury
    3 Clips Playlist Mercury Video

    (10:47)

    Videos about Mercury
  • Play Venus
    5 Clips Playlist Venus

    (19:06)

    Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the sixth largest. Venus' orbit is the most nearly circular of that of any planet, with an eccentricity of less than 1%.
  • Play Mars
    17 Clips Playlist Mars Video

    (58:45)

    Life on Mars?
  • Play Jupiter
    5 Clips Playlist Jupiter Video

    (13:05)

    Jupiter video from the Science Channel

The Science Channel Clips

  • Play Space School: The Sun
    The Sun

    Space School (05:03)

    What might life look like once the Sun is gone?
  • Play Space School: Uranus
    Uranus

    Space School (05:22)

    Powerful ice storms and an upside-down ring system are just a few things that puzzle scientists today.
  • Play Space School: Jupiter
    Jupiter

    Space School (05:59)

    Jupiter plays home to violent storms; one storm has been raging for centuries.
  • Play Space School: Neptune
    Neptune

    Space School (05:13)

    The frozen planet Neptune sits as the farthest planet from the Sun. Its distance and thick atmosphere make Neptune difficult to study, leaving scientists with many unanswered questions about this icy gas giant.
  • Play Wonders of the Solar System: Power of the Sun
    Power of the Sun

    Wonders of the Solar System (02:31)

    The sun does more than just give us earthlings a good tan! The fusion of hydrogen into helium is the source of the sun's boundless energy and extraordinary power.
  • Play Space School: Earth
    Earth

    Space School (06:26)

    Earth remains a complex and fragile planet, unique in almost every way.
  • Play Wonders of the Solar System: View from the Edge
    View from the Edge

    Wonders of the Solar System (02:24)

    Here on Earth, the sun appears as a giant ball of light in the sky. But how does the sun look from other planets in the solar system that are billions of kilometers away?
  • Play Space School: Moon
    Moon

    Space School (05:30)

    Even though we know a great deal about this rocky, cratered place, the Moon still has plenty secrets left.
  • Play Lonely Worlds: Date Venus
    Date Venus

    Lonely Worlds (01:01)

    Looking for a planet in close proximity to Earth? Venus is your gal! She's fiery and ready to show you a great time!
  • Play Space School: Stars
    Stars

    Space School (05:10)

    Stars appear to be nothing more than shimmering dots in the night sky; far away, however, powerful nuclear reactions fuel these twinkling objects.
  • Play Space School: Pluto
    Pluto

    Space School (04:29)

    At 3.7 billion miles from the Sun, the dark world of Pluto has remained a puzzle to scientists.
  • Play Space School: Mercury
    Mercury

    Space School (04:40)

    Mercury boasts both boiling hot and freezing cold temperatures.
 

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