Surviving a short excursion to Eve's surface without a spacesuit:

[Souper]

Theoretically, if there were no acid-crazy winds, could you survive for at least 30 seconds or longer?

5 atmospheres, 1.7 g, and 300-400 degrees Fahrenheit.

You can survive a sauna at 200 degrees Fahrenheit, and that's little humidity. But eve has almost no humidity in the nonexistent clouds, so would we survive for at LEAST 30 seconds (it should be easier on us because humidity makes heat more dangerous)

Other then exhaustion, what would we suffer from running? Without a spacesuit?

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(we wouldn't be breathing and we would hold our breath)

[KerikBalm]

400 f is like the inside of an oven, you'd suffer from "burns" (like putting your finger on a hot plate, and gettign a blister, not combustion) pretty fast.

I guess it is like asking how long you'd last inside an oven - probably over a minute. The denser atmosphere will speed up the heat transfer

[Souper]

That means we could survive 12 - 18 seconds on the surface.

[Souper]

Wait! The maximum temperature on Eve can only go to 302 F! It can't reach 400 F!

[Souper]

News report!

Atmospheric pressure at Eve Sea Level: 73.47974700196106 pounds per square inch (PSI)

Max temperature on Eve: 302 F

Min temperature on Eve: -40.36 F

There.