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What is Venus's gravitational pull? A: According to NASA, the surface gravitational pull on Venus is 9.5 meters per second squared, or 31 feet per second squared. The gravitational constant, G, is based on Earth's gravity and is equal to 1 on Earth, but because Venus has less gravity, G is equal to .88 on Venus.
Yes, that's mostly right, Venus has no planetary wide magnetic field, but it does have a magnetic field caused by the interaction of the solar wind and the ionosphere. It is thought that planetary magnetic fields are caused by a dynamo effect inside of a planet. An effect caused by the rotation of the core.