Which planet is considered as earths twin and why?
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Earth and Venus are considered as twins as
the Earth and Venus do often get called planetary twins, and this is largely because they are very close to being the same mass. Both the Earth and Venus are rocky planets, which means that they’re effectively the same density (which can not be said of the Earth and, say, Neptune), and so they are also very nearly the same physical size. They also both have significant atmospheres surrounding their surfaces. However, their evolutionary pathways since the time of the early solar system have taken both planets down dramatically different tracks, in spite of all their similarities.
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the Earth and Venus do often get called planetary twins, and this is largely because they are very close to being the same mass. Both the Earth and Venus are rocky planets, which means that they’re effectively the same density (which can not be said of the Earth and, say, Neptune), and so they are also very nearly the same physical size. They also both have significant atmospheres surrounding their surfaces. However, their evolutionary pathways since the time of the early solar system have taken both planets down dramatically different tracks, in spite of all their similarities.
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