Lista över berg på Venus
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Detta är en lista över berg på planeten Venus.
- Abeona Mons
- Akna Montes
- Aleksota Mons
- Anala Mons
- Api Mons
- Atai Mons
- Atanua Mons
- Atira Mons
- Atsyrkhus Mons
- Awenhai Mons
- Bagbartu Mons
- Bunzi Mons
- Bécuma Mons
- Chloris Mons
- Chuginadak Mons
- Cipactli Mons
- Ciuacoatl Mons
- Danu Montes
- Dzalarhons Mons
- Egle Mons
- Eostre Mons
- Erzulie Mons
- Fand Mons
- Faravari Mons
- Freyja Montes
- Gauri Mons
- Gula Mons
- Gurshi Mons
- Hallgerda Mons
- Hathor Mons
- Idunn Mons
- Ilithyia Mons
- Innini Mons
- Irnini Mons
- Iseghey Mons
- Ixtab Mons
- Jael Mons
- Kali Mons
- Katl-Imi Mons
- Kokyanwuti Mons
- Kshumay Mons
- Kunapipi Mons
- Kurukulla Mons
- Lahar Mons
- Laka Mons
- Lamashtu Mons
- Lanig Mons
- Loo-Wit Mons
- Maat Mons
- Maxwellbergen
- Mbokomu Mons
- Melia Mons
- Mem Loimis Mons
- Mertseger Mons
- Mielikki Mons
- Milda Mons
- Mokosha Mons
- Muhongo Mons
- Muta Mons
- Nahas-tsan Mons
- Nayunuwi Montes
- Nazit Mons
- Ne Ngam Mons
- Nepthys Mons
- Nijole Mons
- Nokomis Montes
- Nyx Mons
- Ongwuti Mons
- Ozza Mons
- Pahto Mons
- Polik-mana Mons
- Ptesanwi Mons
- Rakapila Mons
- Renpet Mons
- Rhea Mons
- Rhpisunt Mons
- Samodiva Mons
- Sapas Mons
- Sekmet Mons
- Sephira Mons
- Siduri Mons
- Sif Mons
- Skadi Mons
- Spandarmat Mons
- Talakin Mons
- Tefnut Mons
- Tepev Mons
- Thallo Mons
- Theia Mons
- Toma Mons
- Ts'an Nu Mons
- Tuli Mons
- Tuulikki Mons
- Tuzandi Mons
- Ua-ogrere Mons
- Uretsete Mons
- Ushas Mons
- Uti Hiata Mons
- Var Mons
- Venilia Mons
- Vostrukha Mons
- Wyrd Mons
- Xochiquetzal Mons
- Yolkai-Estsan Mons
- Yunya-mana Mons
- Zaltu Mons
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Question book-4.svg
Författare/Upphovsman: Tkgd2007, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
A new incarnation of Image:Question_book-3.svg, which was uploaded by user AzaToth. This file is available on the English version of Wikipedia under the filename en:Image:Question book-new.svg
Författare/Upphovsman: Tkgd2007, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
A new incarnation of Image:Question_book-3.svg, which was uploaded by user AzaToth. This file is available on the English version of Wikipedia under the filename en:Image:Question book-new.svg
Venus-real color.jpg
Venus in real colors, processed from clear and blue filtered Mariner 10 images.
Venus in real colors, processed from clear and blue filtered Mariner 10 images.
Source images are in the public domain (NASA)
Images processed by Ricardo Nunes, downloaded from http://www.astrosurf.com/nunes/explor/explor_m10.htm
Maxwell Montes of planet Venus.jpg
Venus - Lakshmi Planum and Maxwell Montes
Venus - Lakshmi Planum and Maxwell Montes
Original Caption Released with Image:
This Magellan full resolution radar image is centered at 65 degrees north latitude, zero degrees east longitude, along the eastern edge of Lakshmi Planum and the western edge of Maxwell Montes. The plains of Lakshmi are made up of radar-dark, homogeneous, smooth lava flows. Located near the center of the image is a feature previously mapped as tessera made up of intersecting 1- to 2-km (0.6 to 1.2 miles) wide graven. The abrupt termination of dark plains against this feature indicates that it has been partially covered by lava. Additional blocks of tessera are located along the left hand edge of the image. A series of linear parallel troughs are located along the southern edge of the image. These features, 60- to 120-km (36- to 72- miles) long and 10- to 40- km (6- to 24- miles) wide are interpreted as graben. Located along the right hand part of the image is Maxwell Montes, the highest mountain on the planet, rising to an elevation of 11.5 km (7 miles) and is part of a series of mountain belts surrounding Lakshmi Planum. The western edge of Maxwell shown in this image rises sharply, 5.0 km (3.0 miles), above the adjacent plains in Lakshmi Planum. Maxwell is made up of parallel ridges 2- to 7-km (1.2- to 4.2 miles) apart and is interpreted to have formed by compressional tectonics. The image is 300 km (180 miles) wide.