Mercury has nearly no atmosphere. Without an atmosphere, Mercury cannot reflect sunlight or trap heat. This is the reason why days on Mercury are very hot and nights are very cold.
In the daytime, the solar energy directly strikes the planet's surface because there is no atmosphere to reflect heat, making a sizzling temperature of 427 Celsius (800 Fahrenheit).
At night, without an atmosphere to trap heat, the solar energy escapes quickly into space, resulting in a freezing temperature of -173 Celsius (-290 Fahrenheit).
Yes, Mercury has days and nights similar to other planets in our solar system. However, because Mercury rotates very slowly on its axis, one day on Mercury is equivalent to about 59 Earth days. This slow rotation means that a day on Mercury is much longer than its night.
Mercury is very hot in the "daytime", but very cold during the "nights". So it's not possible to give a meaningful answer really. Typical maximum temperature: 430 degrees Celsius. Typical minimum temperature: Minus 170 degrees Celsius.
I think the planet you are thinking of is Mercury.
Mercury has very very long days. Each day on Mercury last as long as 58 hours, 15 hours on earth.
A Mercurian year is the time it takes for the planet Mercury to complete one orbit around the Sun, which is approximately 88 Earth days. Due to Mercury's proximity to the Sun, a year on Mercury is much shorter than a year on Earth.
Mercury doesn't have weather because it doesn't have very much of an atmosphere. It does have days, nights and temperature changes though.
It would not be very cold, as it can be colder than that at times, going into freezing on cold winter days and nights.
Yes, Mercury has days and nights similar to other planets in our solar system. However, because Mercury rotates very slowly on its axis, one day on Mercury is equivalent to about 59 Earth days. This slow rotation means that a day on Mercury is much longer than its night.
Very cold weather, and very long days and nights.
Mercury has nearly no atmosphere. Without an atmosphere, Mercury cannot reflect sunlight or trap heat. This is the reason why days on Mercury are very hot and nights are very cold. In the daytime, the solar energy directly strikes the planet's surface because there is no atmosphere to reflect heat, making a sizzling temperature of 427 Celsius (800 Fahrenheit). At night, without an atmosphere to trap heat, the solar energy escapes quickly into space, resulting in a freezing temperature of -173 Celsius (-290 Fahrenheit).
Yes. The night side of Mercury is very cold.
There are hot deserts and there are cold deserts. Antarctica is the largest desert on earth and the days and nights are both bitterly cold. Hot deserts are hot during the day but quickly cool at night. Some cold deserts can be quite hot in the summer but bitterly cold in winter. The Gobi Desert is a good example.
Ballarat is very hot in summer, and its winter nights (and even days) can be very cold. It is a beautiful place to visit in Autumn and Spring.
Mercury is very hot in the "daytime", but very cold during the "nights". So it's not possible to give a meaningful answer really. Typical maximum temperature: 430 degrees Celsius. Typical minimum temperature: Minus 170 degrees Celsius.
yes it is very hot and very cold on Mercury it is about -180 to 430 degrees
Very cold nights.
Near the polar regions.