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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"
Clearing Skies
26/07/2002
Venus and Jupiter Over Belfast
25/06/2002
The Moon & Venus Over Geneva
19/06/2002
Love and War by Moonlight
24/05/2002
Planets Over Stonehenge
09/05/2002
Planets in the West
18/04/2002
Venus Unveiled
30/03/2002
Atete Corona on Venus
12/03/2002
Comet Ikeya-Zhang
21/02/2002
Solar System Portrait
14/02/2002
Sunbather
11/01/2002
Venusian Half-Shell
11/12/2001
The Belt of Venus
09/12/2001
The Earth and Moon Planetary System
15/10/2001
Galileo Demonstrates the Telescope
14/10/2001
Venus' Once Molten Surface
16/09/2001
Uranus: The Tilted Planet
26/08/2001
A July Dawn
07/08/2001
Venus' Evening Loop
01/06/2001
A Radar Image of Venus
15/05/2001
One Hundred-Kilometer Terrain on Venus
07/05/2001
Jupiter, Saturn and Messier 45
22/03/2001
Nashville Four Planet Skyline
09/02/2001
International Space Station Trail
14/12/2000
Yepun
27/09/2000
Lightning on Earth
17/07/2000
Pleiades, Planets, And Hot Plasma
24/05/2000
Planets In The Sun
05/05/2000
Venus, Moon, and Neighbors
06/04/2000
Venus' Once Molten Surface
26/03/2000