Are all the planets' temperature hot or cold?

Answer 1

Mercury and Venus: hot Earth: you know that! The rest of them: cold

2nd Answer:

I don't understand that answer . . . In any event, Venus is extremely hot due to the thick cloud cover. Venus's surface temperature is close to 860 degrees, F. Earth's temperature runs from about -75 degrees to + 140 degrees, F. Mar's temperature runs between -200 degrees, F and 80 degrees, F., and Mercury's surface temperature runs from 840 degrees, F and -290 degrees,

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The rest of the planets, all gas giants, are very cold on their surface, but may be quite warm nearer their centers due to the immense pressure there.

Answer 2

The planets aren't "Hot" they vary on temperatures. Likewise Mercury would be a hot planet because it is closer to the sun. While Neptune isn't hot because it is further away from the sun. That is also why scientist believe we would not survive on those planets.

Answer 3

Not all planets have the same temperature. Inner planets like Venus and Mercury tend to be hot due to their proximity to the Sun, while outer planets like Neptune and Uranus are cold because they are far from the Sun. Earth falls in between, with a moderate temperature suitable for life.

Answer 4

The cold planets are Uranus,Neptune,Mars,Jupiter,and Saturn. The hot planets are Mercury and Venus.

(I DIDNT SAY PLUTO BECAUSE IT IS NO LONGER A PLANET)

Answer 5

The four inner planets or terrestrial planets are varying degrees (one of which is Earth).

Answer 6

Mercury is hot and Pluto is cold.