temperature of planets
The planets in the solar system have temperatures that can often vary from a maximum to a minimum temperature, such as Mercury that has a minimum temperature of -300 degrees Fahrenheit and maximum of 870.
Similarly, Mars has a high temperature of 98 degrees Fahrenheit at its equator and a low temperature of -190 degrees at its poles. The Earth's average surface temperature is 45 degrees, while Venus has an average surface temperature of 850 degrees. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are the inner planets.
The planet Jupiter has an average temperature of -238 degrees Fahrenheit, but temperatures can reach as high as 36,000 degrees in its rocky core. There are also clouds on Jupiter that reach temperatures as low as -280 degrees.
Uranus's maximum temperature is -300 degrees, while Neptune's average surface temperature can be as low as -370 degrees. Although at one time the ninth planet of the solar system was Pluto, this planet was reassigned to a dwarf planet classification in 2006.