What is the surface temperature of all the planets?

Answer 1

Planet (in order from sun)Average temperature in KelvinMercury*340Venus735Earth287.2Mars210Jupiter**165Saturn**134Uranus**76Neptune**72*This is the average temperature at the equator. Unlike the other planets Mercury has a huge range in surface temperature due to lack of atmosphere. At the equator, the surface temperature on Mercury can range from 100K (-173'C) to 700K (430'C).**temperature at the 1.0 bar pressure level

Answer 2

Earth 510,065,600 km² +

JJupiter +62,179,600,000 km² MMars +144,800,000 km²Mercury (planet) +75,000,000 km² Neptune +7,619,000,000 km² Saturn +42,612,000,000 km² UUranus +8,084,000,000 km² VVenus +460,235,000 km² +

Answer 3

Varies from planet to planet, of course, and from point to point ON each planet. The sunlit side of Mercury can be as hot as 400 degrees C, while the dark side can be -200C. Venus is actually hotter, at 470C. The outer gas giants are quite frigid, understandable given their distance from the Sun.

Answer 4

Mercury: 430°C Venus: above 450°C Earth: 15°C Mars: -60°C Jupiter: -145°C Saturn: -178°C Uranus: -224°C Neptune: -214°C

Answer 5

Earth's surface area is 196.9 million sq miles (510.1 million km²).

Answer 6

gas planets don't have a surface so what's the point?

Answer 7

All of the planets orbit the sun in the plane of the ecliptic (also known as the ecliptic plane).

Answer 8

Surface Area: 1.795×107 km2 0.033 Earths