How does Mercury's temperature compare to the temperature on Earth?

Answer 1

The temperatures on Earth are moderated by the atmosphere and by the oceans, which absorb and transfer heat from the equatorial regions (most notably as hurricanes). Precipitation can either increase or decrease local temperatures. The hottest regions on Earth seldom exceed 50°C (120° F), and the coldest places have been as low as -89°C (-130°F). Most of the world's inhabited regions average between -10° and 30°C (15° to 90°F). On Mercury, there is no liquid water and virtually no atmosphere. The only regions with temperatures close to Earth's are near Mercury's poles, where solar radiation is the least intense. On the sunward side, it is hot enough to melt lead, 427°C (800°F). On the side facing away, the vacuum of space allows the temperatures to drop to -183°C (-300°F) As the planet slowly turns (one rotation every 60 days), areas along the terminator are rapidly heated or cooled when transitioning from night to day or day to night. The difference in the daytime heat is due to Mercury's closeness to the Sun, an average of just 1/3 the distance from Earth to the Sun.

Answer 2

Venus's surface temperature is hugely hotter than Earth's. Earth's temperature runs between -50 degrees and 140 degrees, with some exceptions.

Venus's surface temperature is a fairly consistent 860 degrees, because there is always a thick cloud cover on Venus that holds the heat in.

Answer 3

I think it would be toxic to humans. Very hot, etc.
It is really disgusting.It is usaully a substance of un blockage cratiers.

Answer 4

I dont know the correct answer but it will be less when compared to the earths temperature.

Answer 5

In the day is as hot as a kitchen oven (890 degrees) and at night,

Mercury is as cold as Antarctica.