Pretty sure it was Galileo
That's true of both <em>South America</em> and <em>Africa</em>.
Lake Titicaca. It straddles the border of Bolivia and Peru, and sits right at the top of the Andes Mountains (in South America).
Are there anymore statements or just this one?
Hi!
The options are:
1) It's the planet furthest away from Earth
2) It rotates in the opposite direction to most other planets
3) It's the brightest natural object in the sky
4) It has a strong magnetic field
The right option is 2) <span>Venus is known for its hellishly hot surface temperatures. But it has other distinctions too, such as It rotates in the opposite direction to most other planets.
Venus is the second planet in the solar system, counting from the Sun, and the sixth in size. This planet has the longest day in the solar system (243 Earth days). Venus' movement is dextrogirous, meaning that it rotates clockwise, opposite to the movement of other planets. In Venus, the sun rises from the West and sets in the East.
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