If you were to stand on the surface of Venus, what would the sky actually look like during the daytime?
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Venus has a super thick atmosphere full of sulfuric acid clouds that act like a giant, hazy lampshade. Even though the Sun is technically up, you would never see it as a distinct golden coin because the light gets scattered everywhere into a gloomy, mustard-colored daylight. The clear black void of space is hidden behind these dense clouds, making stargazing from the surface impossible. There is no magical starlight view since the light cannot penetrate that much gas, and the planet is far too hot and cloudy for colorful auroras to dance across the sky like they do on Earth.