Is Jupiter the hottest planet in the solar system?

Answer 1

Jupiter is much colder than earth. Because Jupiter's so far from the Sun, the temperature is -278-degrees F. It's so cold and there's so much gravity that on Jupiter, hydrogen becomes a solid instead of a gas.

Answer 2

If you compare the core of Jupiter to the surface of the sun, maybe. But if you compare the core to core, then the sun is millions of degrees hotter.

However, it's a little known fact that Jupiter's magnetosphere - the largest material body in the solar system, including the sun - contains particles heated to temperatures as high as 200K. These particles are just so far apart as to be invisible to the naked eye. The sun's super-dense core is around 15K.

Answer 3

No, Jupiter is not the hottest planet in our solar system. Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, holds that title. Despite being the largest planet, Jupiter's distance from the Sun keeps its temperatures cooler than those of Mercury.

Answer 4

No. jupiter is not the hottest planet in the solar system. The hottest planet is Venus

Answer 5

Colder. The sun is the hottest thing in our solar system.

Answer 6

No!!! of course not!!!

Jupiter doesn't even have surface. Jupiter is just an extremely dense cloud of gas.

Answer 7

Yes, its mean surface temperature is 152 Kelvin, compared with Saturns 134 Kelvin.

Answer 8

Jupiter is one of the hottest planets.

Answer 9

Ya it isn't