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Are the polar regions of Venus significantly cooler than the rest of the planet, as on Earth?

Would a lander have a greater lifespan on Venus' poles (assuming it could survive the pressure), or is the planet's average temperature relatively even, no matter the location?
gpt
The planet's surface temperature is actually very constant. On Earth, the temperature difference between equator and poles is due to the fact that the equator receives much more solar irradiance than the poles do. On Venus, however, the extremely thick atmosphere redistributes the heat very well and keeps the surface temperature fairly constant.