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Neith (pronounced "NEETH"), also known as Venus I, is a natural satellite of the planet Venus. The satellite is slightly larger than the Moon and orbits much closer to its parent planet in respect to the Moon (taking about 11 days to make one orbit). Neith has a similar composition and appearance to that of the Moon and is believed to have formed from leftover debris from a planetary collision between Venus and another planet during the formation of the Solar System (similar to that of the Moon). File:Logo.png This Venusian Haven related article is a stub. You can help by expanding it.

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  • Neith (pronounced "NEETH"), also known as Venus I, is a natural satellite of the planet Venus. The satellite is slightly larger than the Moon and orbits much closer to its parent planet in respect to the Moon (taking about 11 days to make one orbit). Neith has a similar composition and appearance to that of the Moon and is believed to have formed from leftover debris from a planetary collision between Venus and another planet during the formation of the Solar System (similar to that of the Moon). File:Logo.png This Venusian Haven related article is a stub. You can help by expanding it.
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  • Neith (pronounced "NEETH"), also known as Venus I, is a natural satellite of the planet Venus. The satellite is slightly larger than the Moon and orbits much closer to its parent planet in respect to the Moon (taking about 11 days to make one orbit). Neith has a similar composition and appearance to that of the Moon and is believed to have formed from leftover debris from a planetary collision between Venus and another planet during the formation of the Solar System (similar to that of the Moon). Neith was discovered in the 17th century as the modern telescope was beginning to be utilized. Astronomer Giovanni Domenico Cassini became the first person to observe Neith in detail, plotting its orbit and size. File:Logo.png This Venusian Haven related article is a stub. You can help by expanding it.
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