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What kind of sunlight produces a lot of sunlight?
The bright type of sunlight
Does Callisto have bright or dim sunlight?
Because of its distance from the Sun, it has dim sunlight.
Does Mercury get sunlight?
It's the closest planet to the sun with no clouds.
Why mercury and venus are called eavning star?
Mercury and Venus are often referred to as the evening star when they are visible in the western sky after sunset. This is because they are closer to the Sun than Earth, so they appear to us as if they are "following" the setting Sun. As they reflect sunlight, they appear bright in the sky during the evening.
What kind of sunlight do philodendron plants need?
There are various philodendrons, as such they have differing light requirements. A general "middle of the road" answer is high light intensity, but filtered (in-direct)
Does Mercury have bright or dim sunlight?
Mercury's sunlight is very bright because it is closest to the sun.
Does get Mercury dim sunlight or bright sunlight?
Mercury gets very bright sunlight as it is much closer to the sun than we are.
Is there sunlight on Mercury?
Yes. Mercury receives quite a bit of sunlight.
Is there bright or dim sunlight Mars?
bright
Does Ceres have a bright or dim sunlight?
it has bright
Does Saturn have bright or dim sunlight?
bright
What kind of sunlight produces a lot of sunlight?
The bright type of sunlight
What do the bright color on Easter eggs represent?
The bright colors on Easter Eggs represent the new sunlight in the spring.
Why does Mercury receives the most sunlight?
mercury receives the most sunlight because it is the closest planet to the sun
What planet is often hidden in the sun's glare?
Mercury is the planet often hidden in the sun's glare due to its close proximity to the sun. Its orbit lies within Earth's orbit, so it is sometimes difficult to observe it in the bright sunlight.
Does Callisto have bright or dim sunlight?
Because of its distance from the Sun, it has dim sunlight.
Is there bright or dim sunlight on Saturn?
Dim
