
Scientists Discover Earth's Sunniest Spot, Comparable to Venus on the Altiplano
Scientists have identified the Altiplano in Chile's Atacama desert as the sunniest place on Earth, with sunlight intensity comparable to a summer day on Venus. The plateau's high altitude, thin atmosphere, and low concentrations of particles allow for clear skies and powerful solar radiation, making it an ideal location for solar power plants. Additionally, the Altiplano's position in the southern hemisphere during the Earth's closest point to the sun amplifies solar irradiance, making it 7% greater than in the northern hemisphere.


