What is the temperature range on the planet Mercury?

Answer 1

Mercury has the greatest range of surface temperatures of any planet in the solar system. It ranges from about -300°F (-184°C) on the side away from the sun to about 800°F (427°C), at one or more points on the side currently facing sunward. There is no appreciable atmosphere to moderate the temperature extremes. As the planet slowly rotates (once about every 59 Earth days) the sun-heated surface reaches the "dark" side and can radiate heat into space. Craters near the poles have perpetually "cold" spots deep within them.

The time any location spends in either heat or cold is actually 88 days, because this comparatively slow spin and short orbital time increases the "solar day" to 176 days.

The average temperature for Planet Mercury is 179 °C.

Answer 2

The temperature on Mercury can range from extremely hot during the day, reaching up to about 800 degrees Fahrenheit (430 degrees Celsius), to very cold at night, dropping to around -290 degrees Fahrenheit (-180 degrees Celsius) due to its lack of atmosphere to retain heat.

Answer 3

About 600 degrees (I think K, but I'm not sure)

Answer 4

On it's equator: 100 K to 700 K.

Answer 5

between -298 degrees F to +800 degrees F

Answer 6

it needs to be hot