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Planets are not typically characterized in terms of gender.

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5mo ago

In mythology, the planet Venus is associated with the goddess of love and beauty, which is typically represented as female. However, assigning gender to a planet in scientific terms is not applicable. Venus is a terrestrial planet named after the Roman goddess Venus, and it does not have a biological sex.

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15y ago

considering nearly all planets are named after roman gods, then yes, Mercury is male because the roman god mercury is the same as the greek god hephestus

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15y ago

No. Mercury IS a planet. The Sun has planets because they revolve around it. A planet has a moon - because the moon revolves around the planet.

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15y ago

Planets are inanimate objects, thus neither male nor female.

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13y ago

Planet Mercury is exactly that... A planet. It doesn't have a gender. In Roman Mythology, Mercury was male, in Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury was female.

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14y ago

mercury is a male

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