Does this same Sun heat Mercury as well?
Of course it does.
Without an atmosphere, there is a large difference between day and night temperature on that planet.
And part of that would be because of the lack of a greenhouse effect. Any atmosphere would moderate temperature some, but a greenhouse effect would moderate it more, as it does on Venus.
Are you standing by your "static pressure does not generate heat" theory?
Being nothing you've rambled about contradicts it in any way, of course I stand by it, as does every knowledgeable person on the planet.
Your need to explain this new theory of yours in detail, as I don't think anyone can fathom your thought processes. Being that Mercury's and Venus's behavior is totally consistent with greenhouse theory, why do you think it disproves greenhouse theory?
And if you're so sure the past centuries of physics are so completely wrong, and that only you and a few other unappreciated Einsteins know the RealTruth, you ought to prove your case, write it up, publish, and collect that Nobel Prize that you so clearly deserve.