What is the amount of sunlight on Venus?

Answer 1

Sunlight on Venus is extremely hot. However, it is not as hot as it could be. Sunlight on Venus is not a day or night thing, though. It is more of a blaring light, and it is in short periods during the winter.

Answer 2

Venus receives about 75% of the sunlight that reaches Earth, due to its proximity to the Sun and thick cloud cover. Despite receiving more sunlight, Venus's dense atmosphere traps heat, creating a scorching surface temperature that can reach up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit (475 degrees Celsius).

Answer 3

According to photos taken by Soviet probes that landed there, it is a fairly gloomy place. The level of light during the daytime (which lasts about 58.4 Earth days) is no more than on an overcast day on Earth.

Venus is closer to the Sun than we are on Earth, so (if you could see it) the Sun would appear much larger in the sky. However, Venus has a thick, dense atmosphere which is full of sulfuric acid clouds, which block our view of the surface, and also reduce the sunlight that reaches the ground. It is possible that the Sun could appear as a slightly brighter area in the clouds, but no photos currently exist to show this.

Answer 4

Venus is 108,200,000 km from the Sun; the speed of light travels at 299,792.458 km/s

so by some very intelligent if not down right Brilliant maths I think it takes about 5.4609 minutes

Answer 5

The amount of sunlight that reaches the surface is very little, about 35 percent. This is because the clouds of sulfuric acid reflect the sunlight away from the surface.

Answer 6

There is 100 hours of sunlight a day on venus

Answer 7

Because Venus is at 67.2 million miles from the sun on average, but because of its thick atmosphere, Venus' surface only gets about twice the sunlight earth does.

Answer 8

Virtually none due to thick atmosphere 5%

Answer 9

the amount of sunlight is 800,912 SL

Answer 10

100 hours