An observer on the surface of Venus looking upward during the daytime would be likely to see:

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Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds which completely obscures the surface from view. The clouds move from east to west at speeds up to 300 km/hr, a phenomenon known as "superrotation." This means that the lighter area toward the Sun would also move from west to east, resulting in a solid cloud deck with a lighter area toward the Sun that moves from west to east.

An Observer on the Surface of Venus Looking Upward During