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How hot is the solar system?

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On averate, very very cold. According to NASA, calculated temperatures range from a high of about +175°C at the orbit of Mercury (nearest the Sun) to a low of about −230°C (44 K) at the orbit of Pluto and lower still further out. The temperatures do rise if you enter the atmosphere of the planet but the volume of space occupied by the planets and their atmosphere is trivial compared to the near-emptiness within the solar system.

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