* A day on Venus is longer than its year!
Here's the breakdown:
* Venus's rotational period: 243 Earth days
* Venus's orbital period (year): 224.7 Earth days
Therefore, a day on Venus is 117 Earth days longer than a year on Venus.
It's also important to note that Venus is heavily cloud-covered. These thick clouds trap heat, making it the hottest planet in our solar system, with a surface temperature around 464°C (867°F). This means that the traditional concepts of day and night, as we experience them on Earth, don't really apply to Venus.