Temperatures of the Eight Planets (and Pluto)
Mercury has a temperature range of -184°C to 487°C (-300° to 800°F), both existing simultaneously on opposite sides of the planet.
Venus has a nearly constant, uniform temperature of about 464°C (867°F) due to its thick, heat-retaining atmosphere.
Earth has a range of temperatures between a minimum of -89 °C and a maximum of 56.7 °C (-128° to 134° F).
Mars temperatures range from a low of around -120°C to a high of about 20°C. (-174° to 68° F)
Jupiter has an atmospheric temperature as low as -110°C (-166°F) but heats to nearly 36000°C deep inside the crushingly dense lower atmosphere, where despite the heat hydrogen is actually compressed to a solid state.
Saturn, a gas giant like Jupiter, ranges from around -175°C (-285°F) to nearly 11700°C deep below the clouds.
Uranus has the coldest atmosphere of any planet, a minimum of -224°C (-371°F), but it still has a hot slush of water and methane farther within, where temperatures reach 6550°C.
Neptune obviously receives almost no heat from the Sun, but creates an internal heat of around 5000°C. Still, at the top of its clouds, it is as cold as -200°C (-328°F)
The dwarf planet Pluto has neither solar heating nor a dense atmosphere, and its thin atmosphere consists of frozen gases, which only thaw slightly at its closest approach to the Sun. The maximum temperature is still barely above absolute zero, about -230°C (-382°F).
No, Mars is not the coldest planet in the solar system. Neptune holds the title as the coldest planet with average temperatures reaching around -353 degrees Fahrenheit. Mars, despite its thin atmosphere and cold temperatures, is not as cold as Neptune.
The second coldest planet in our solar system is Uranus, with temperatures reaching as low as -224 degrees Celsius. However, Neptune is slightly colder with temperatures dropping to around -218 degrees Celsius.
The hottest planet in our solar system is Venus, with surface temperatures reaching up to 900°F (465°C). However, the Sun is the hottest celestial body in our solar system, with temperatures in its core reaching millions of degrees Celsius.
Countries with some of the highest temperatures on the planet include Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Iran in the Middle East, as well as Australia, India, and Sudan. These countries often experience extreme heatwaves and record-breaking temperatures.
Neptune is the coldest planet in our solar system with surface temperatures dipping as low as -360 degrees Fahrenheit (-218 degrees Celsius). Its distance from the sun, along with its thick atmosphere of ice and ammonia, contributes to its frigid temperatures.
because there isn't an atmosphere
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If you mean Human Life... we can't survive on another planet. but if you mean the planets life, it is just acustomed to the planets temperatures, weather, and/or whatever it throws at it like us on planet earth. we are used to the earths temperatures, and weather.
The planet Saturn has four season, however, the temperatures for the seasons changes are from the surface temperature that changes little with the latitude. The warmth of the temperatures are not by the sun, but by the warmth of the planet.
Their distance from the Sun as well as their atmosphere - presence or absence as well as its composition (if present)..
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Generally speaking, the further a planet is from the sun, the colder the planet is.
Mercury
Mercury is a very hot planet. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.
Earth
The planet Mercury does not have weather patterns just wild temperatures.
The temperatures on Mercury are too extreme for humans to survive. There is also no oxygen on the planet.