No. In fact, the solar irradiance gets fairly low even by the time you reach Saturn, because the power propogates via an inverse square law. Near Earth, which i

No. In fact, the solar irradiance gets fairly low even by the time you reach Saturn, because the power propogates via an inverse square law. Near Earth, which is 1 Astronomical Unit (AU) away from the Sun, you get about 1000W/m^2. Around Saturn, which is about 10 AU away, irradiance will be down to 1000/10^2 = 10W/m^2. So 1% of what you get near Earth.