Since outer space has a temperature of about 3 K (-273 °C), the planets cannot be any colder, so if you can live there (the ISS) you can live anywhere. But as far as survivable temperatures for humans, only Earth qualifies. The next closest is Mars, which would need less heat to make habitable. The polar zones of Mercury have bearable surface temperatures as well, but they exist in a hard vacuum (as with space).
Neptune because pluto(dawrf planet) is the coldest planet and neptune is the second coldest planet.
No Neptune is the coldest planet
It is the coldest planet. If you include the Dwarf Planet Pluto, then Pluto is colder.
Mercury has the coldest temperatures of all the inner planets. On average, Mars is the coldest inner planet.
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Neptune because pluto(dawrf planet) is the coldest planet and neptune is the second coldest planet.
Uranus is the coldest planet.
The coldest planet is Neptune.
No Neptune is the coldest planet
The coldest planet in our solar system is Uranus.
No, Neptune is the second coldest planet (Uranus is the coldest.) Mars is the coldest of the four inner planets.
Neptune is the coldest planet but not by much. Neptunes surface temperature is 72K whereas Uranus is 76K.
No, Mars is not the coldest planet, Uranus is.
The coldest planet in the solar system is Pluto, which is considered as a dwarf planet.
Pluto is the coldest planet
Impossible to answer because it isn't the coldest planet.