Does Venus have a temperature and what is it?

Answer 1

Venus a more or less constant temperature of 450 degrees Celsius all year round day and night thanks to its thick cloud cover. In addition its axial tilt is very small so that seasons are barely apparent.

Answer 2

The coldest temperatures in Venus's atmosphere are above the cloud layer. Once you reach the surface, the planetary temperature is practically uniform in temperature, because the thick atmosphere carries the heat to the poles and the night side. There is no way for Venus to cool because the carbon dioxide traps the re-radiated heat.

The surface of Venus is around 460°C (860°F) everywhere and all the time. This is hot enough to melt lead and zinc.

Answer 3

The temperature of Venus generally ranges between 860 and 900 degrees Fahrenheit. This is much, much higher than Earth and the highest temperatures of a planetary body in the solar system, due to its proximity to the Sun and the "greenhouse effect". It's safe to say we're better off staying away from Venus.

-- another answer --

Everything has a temperature*

The average surface temperature of Venus is 460ºC

* the coldest temperature possible (but yet not measured anywhere in the universe) is "Absolute Zero" which is -273.15ºC and that might be interpreted as something have "no temperature".

Answer 4

Venus has an average surface temperature of about 867 degrees Fahrenheit (464 degrees Celsius), making it the hottest planet in our solar system. The extreme temperatures are due to its thick atmosphere of carbon dioxide, which traps heat and creates a runaway greenhouse effect.

Answer 5

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