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Well Mercury is about 650ºC I think and a boiling pool of magma, whereas Pluto is close to -250ºC and is basically just gas. On the other hand Earth supports life, whereas Jupiter is a cloud of massive storms. It really depends on what you really mean by least alike.

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Mercury and Neptune are least alike. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun and has a very thin atmosphere, while Neptune is the farthest planet from the sun and has a thick atmosphere composed mostly of hydrogen and helium. Additionally, Mercury is a small, rocky planet while Neptune is a gas giant with no solid surface.

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12y ago

Well, Jupiter, uniquely since:

1. It's not even in the same set of planets

2. It has rings

3. It has like WAY more moons then Earth

4. It is a gaseous planet

5. It has a much longer orbital period and a way shorter rotation period

6. Its size is like WAY bigger (I think 1,000 Earths could fit in one of its storms (Great Red Spot))

7. Its magnetic field is way stronger

8. Its not even in the same category as earth (inner planets, outer planets)

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12y ago

Well, Jupiter, uniquely since:

1. It's not even in the same set of planets

2. It has rings

3. It has like WAY more moons then Earth

4. It is a gaseous planet

5. It has a much longer orbital period and a way shorter rotation period

6. Its size is like WAY bigger (I think 1,000 Earths could fit in one of its storms (Great Red Spot))

7. Its magnetic field is way stronger

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15y ago

Uranus because it is a gas planet if you would step on it would be like trying to walk on a cloud.

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13y ago

so many different variables but I'd say Jupiter due to its hugesize, gaseous nature and many moons

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14y ago

Any of the gas giants, as they all have no solid surface and are giant floating balls of gas/liquids, and have dozens of moons flying around them.

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13y ago

The sun isn't like the earth, it is the biggest planet, is unbelievably hot, and is made of different thing to the earth.

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16y ago

My vote goes to Jupiter.

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13y ago

jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune

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