Are there any stars around the planet Venus?

Answer 1

From the Earth, you can see stars by Venus. It is just like any other object in the sky.

From Venus, you would see nothing, because of the dense clouds that cover the entire atmosphere.

Answer 2

The nearest objects to Venus are Mercury, ranging from about 40 million kilometers to about 165 million kilometers, and the Earth, ranging from about 42 million kilometers to about 369 million kilometers. At different times in the year, the Sun is closer at about 107 million kilometers, and Mars is closer, ranging between about 140 million kilometers to about 315 million kilometers.

Answer 3

There is no star in Venus. None of the planets in the Solar System contain a star. A star is typically much larger than a planet, so one could not fit inside; additionally, if a star were to come into contact with a planet, it would consume the planet.

The only star involved with Venus is the one it orbits. Venus orbits the same star Earth does: the Sun.

Answer 4

No, there are no stars close to the planet Venus. Stars appear in the night sky but are much farther away from Venus in the solar system. Venus is one of the brightest objects in the sky, often referred to as the "evening star" or "morning star."

Answer 5

Sol or the Sun Venus is part of the solar system and orbits the same star as the Earth.

Answer 6

No there are no stars around Venus.

But planet Venus itself is orbiting a star called Sun.

Answer 7

All stars are brighter than Venus. Venus is a planet and has no light of its own, it simply reflects the Sun.