Neptune, the farthest planet away from earth in our solar system is 4.3 billion kilometers from earth.
The planet OGLE-05-390L b orbits a star about 6000 parsecs... about 20000 light years from earth. They're finding planets around other stars almost weekly... So that may change. The farthest (galaxy) we know of is a quasar whose light has been traveling for 12 billion years. That object is now about 27 billion light years from us. Since the universe is about 15 billion years old... That's as far as we can see back in time. The light from anything much further away wouldn't have had time to get to us.
Neptune. Pluto isn't a planet any more, having been demoted to "dwarf planet".
However, in 1995 Neptune was farther from the Sun than Pluto was. Pluto has a highly elliptical orbit, and between February 7, 1979 and February 11, 1999, Pluto was CLOSER to the Sun than Neptune was.
*Pluto is sometimes closer, but Pluto is not a planet.
Up until 2006, Pluto was still considered the farthest planet from the Sun. Now, scientists and astronomers have proven Pluto is not a true planet, and it is a Dwarf Planet. According to the IAU (International Astronomical Union) the definition of a true planet meets these three criteria:
Edit : Yes, but Pluto has a very elliptical orbit that sometimes puts it closer to the Sun than Neptune. In fact this was the case from 1979 to 1999. So the answer to the question is: NEPTUNE.
The farthest planet from the sun is Neptune (excluding Pluto) but if Pluto was considered a planet, it would be Pluto. The Planets are set up as terrestrial planets and the gas giants. The Gas Giants are the farthest after the asteroid belt. They are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune (and Pluto if it was a planet). But to answer the question fully it would the 4 Gas Giants, they are the coldest.
Neptune. Pluto crosses Neptune's orbit, so, when Pluto was a planet, sometimes Pluto would be farthest from the sun, and sometimes it was Neptune. Now, Pluto is a dwarf planet, not a planet, so Neptune is always the farthest planet from the sun.
The furthest planet is Pluto(pluto is NOT a planet), or Neptune if consider Pluto not to be a planet.
The 2 Farthest Planets are Uranus and Neptune.The 2 farthest Dwarf Planets are Pluto and Eris
The planet farthest from our sun within our solar system is Neptune, a cold gas giant 30 AU (30x earth's distance from the sun), almost the size of Uranus.
Beyond our solar system we are finding new planets all the time. There is one in the constellation of Sagittarius, orbiting a star 4850 light years from us. The closest planet beyond our solar system (as of July, 2011) orbits a star named Gliese 876 in the constellation of Aquarius only 15 light years away.
Most of the exoplanets we have discovered are within a couple hundred light years, though the Kepler Mission, which has already expanded our list of planets by a factor of two, is expected to find thousands more within the next few years.
the farthest planet from the sun is neptune .
As of posting the answer (31 December 2017), the planets SWEEPS-4 and SWEEPS-11, both of which orbit the star SWEEPS (J175853.92−291120.6) in the constellation Sagittarius. They are approximately 27,710 light years away.
Pluto is not a planet.
Pluto is a dwarf planet.
Therefore, no, Pluto is not the furthest (discovered) planet from the sun.
The current furthest planet from the sun is Neptune.
The eight plants in order of distance from the sun are:
Neptune is the furthest from the sun and the 8th planet. Back when Pluto was considered a planet it was the 9th and furthest planet.
So far, over 500 exosolar planets have been detected, these are planets in orbit around other stars. The furthest confirmed exoplanet so far is MOA-2008-BLG-310L, which is over 20,000 light years away. No doubt there are exoplanets in orbit among much further stars, even in those of other galaxies. Trying to identify them is a huge challenge though, due to the distances involved.
In our Solar System, the farthest known planet is Neptune. It is known that planets circle many other stars; so it is likely that you will find planets as far as the power of telescopes or other instruments can go.
The planet Neptune is furthest from the Sun.
All across the known Universe.
The 'Blue Planet' is one of the nicknames of planet Neptune.
Earth is the only planet known to have life and liquid water.
Sirius
Is mars known as earths sister planet
It contains the only known life in the universe.
All across the known Universe.
It was Saturn.
It is the only place in the known universe that has been verified to contain intelligent life.
Neptune is the farthest planet from the sun. Pluto is no longer a planet since it is too small. It is known to be a dwarf planets (illegal planet).
Earth is currently the only planet where it is known that beings can exist. However in my opinion the universe is so unthinkably huge that there must be another planet where there are the right conditions for life.
First of all why do you say YOUR solar system?? The planet is neptune and it has 13 moons which are: Naiad, Thalassa, Despina, Galatea, Larissa, Proteus, Triton, Nereid, Halimede, Sao, Laomedeia, Psamathe, and Neso.
Uranus, with an average temperature of -355 degrees Fahrenheit and -215 degrees Celsius.
Earth is the name we have given to our planet. [It may not be its real name, and may be known as something else. To paraphrase Lewis Carroll]
None. There is no known center to the universe.
planet earth is known for being the only planet to support life
If an ateroid comes into contact with the earth, it forms a new planet known as a Flythroid, which is composed entirely of caesium and water. This planet immediately explodes, creating a frog which houses the new universe.