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Is Jupiter's red spot hot or cold?
hot
Exactly how hot is Jupiter?
Jupiter is not really hot then you think it is =]!! Actually, the surface of Jupiter is VERY cold about -250 degrees. But the core is about 5000 degrees (f)
Can Jupiter get really coldand how cold?
No Jupiter cant get very cold. Jupiter is the hottest planet we have. that like asking can Uranus and Neptune get hot and those are the coldest planets
How hot and cold is the surface of planet Jupiter?
As the planet Jupiter has no surface, the temperature of the "surface" cannot be measured.
What is Jupiter's usual temperature?
hot cold and all that other stoff
Is Jupiter very hot?
As with any planet, the interior of Jupiter is quite hot, but at the level in its atmosphere where pressure is similar to what we find on Earth it is actually quite cold.
Is Jupiter hot or cold?
Jupiter Is 12986549712 kilometers away from the Sun so it is as cold as -82 F, but its core temperature Is 344453 C. That's pretty hot. It also has a hairy mantle that keeps it warm.
How hot is it on Jupiter in Fahrenheit?
The top portion of Jupiter is cold -244°F; the rest of the body is very hot, 63,932°F.
Is Jupiter too hot or cold for water?
Jupiter is too cold for liquid water because it is a gas giant planet with extremely low temperatures reaching hundreds of degrees below freezing. Water on Jupiter exists in the form of ice or vapor due to the extreme cold temperatures.
What conditions on Jupiter?
the conditions on Jupiter are that they have many swirls of warm and cold regions; Jupiter contains many cold storms
Is Jupiter freezing?
No, Jupiter is not freezing. Jupiter is a gas giant planet composed primarily of hydrogen and helium, and its core is thought to be extremely hot. The outer layers of Jupiter's atmosphere can reach temperatures as low as -145 degrees Celsius, but the planet as a whole is not freezing.
Is Morocco hot or cold?
The average distance from the Sun to Jupiter is 721 million kilometres more than the distance from the Sun to Mercury.
