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Venus
The second planet from the Sun and one of the brightest objects in Earth’s night sky. Venus is often visible near sunrise or sunset and is commonly referred to as the 'morning star' or 'evening star.'
Source: solarsystem.nasa.gov
APODs including "Venus"
Venus Transit at Sunrise
09/06/2004
A Planet Transits the Sun
08/06/2004
Mammatus Clouds Over Mexico
07/06/2004
Mercury Spotting
06/06/2004
Sedna at Noon
04/06/2004
Two Comets in Southern Skies
27/05/2004
Planets Over Easter Island
24/05/2004
Phases of Venus
21/05/2004
Venus: Earth's Cloudy Twin
16/05/2004
A Western Sky at Twilight
01/05/2004
Titan's X-Ray
29/04/2004
Venus and the Pleiades
15/04/2004
Mercury and Venus in the West
02/04/2004
Moon and Planets Sky
26/03/2004
Lava Flows on Venus
23/03/2004
Moon and Venus over Corona Del Mar Beach
08/03/2004
Solar System Portrait
14/02/2004
Venus and the 37 Hour Moon
25/12/2003
New Horizons at Jupiter
04/12/2003
A Venus Landing
30/11/2003
The Belt of Venus over the Valley of the Moon
21/10/2003
Shadow Rise
22/08/2003
Mars Rising Behind Poodle Rock
13/08/2003
The North Pole of Venus
14/05/2003
Mercury Spotting
08/05/2003
Venus' Once Molten Surface
27/04/2003
SN 1006: History's Brightest Supernova
17/03/2003
Moon, Mars, Venus, and Spica
04/12/2002
Venus: Just Passing By
29/09/2002
Venus Beyond the Storm
10/09/2002