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What would the temperature on Venus be if there was no green house gasses?

April 26, 2017Astronomy gasses House Mathematics temperature Venus

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What would the temperature on Venus be if there was no green house gasses?

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The green house gasses form the atmosphere. If there weren’t any, then no heat would be retained near the surface and the temperature would be a lot cooler. It would depend on the proportion of solar radiation reflected or absorbed by the ground, the temperature coming from the planet itself and so on.