Although Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, it is only the second hottest planet after Venus. Venus is the hottestas the thick Carbon Dioxide atmosphere holds the heat more effectively, while Mercury has no atmosphere.
The maximum temperature is typically recorded using a thermometer that measures air temperature or a weather station equipped with sensors that track temperature fluctuations. The highest reading over a specific period, such as a day or year, would be considered the maximum temperature recorded.
Venus.
Venus
Scientists have observed that we do not know the highest temperature on uranus. for all we know there is no restrooms on the planet so we have no further information for you at this moment hope you found this helpful.
The dwarf planet Eris has a minimum surface temperature of 30oK (-405.67oF, -243.15oC), a mean temperature of 42.5oK (-383.17oF, -230.65oC), and a maximum temperature of 55oK (-360.67oF, -218.15oC).
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The maximum temperature is typically recorded using a thermometer that measures air temperature or a weather station equipped with sensors that track temperature fluctuations. The highest reading over a specific period, such as a day or year, would be considered the maximum temperature recorded.
Venus.
Venus
Planet with an atmosphere, Venus. Planet without an atmosphere, Mercury (on the day side).
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The average temperature is 44K (-229°C). The minimum is 33K (-240°C) and the maximum is 55K (-218°C).
Scientists have observed that we do not know the highest temperature on uranus. for all we know there is no restrooms on the planet so we have no further information for you at this moment hope you found this helpful.
The dwarf planet Eris has a minimum surface temperature of 30oK (-405.67oF, -243.15oC), a mean temperature of 42.5oK (-383.17oF, -230.65oC), and a maximum temperature of 55oK (-360.67oF, -218.15oC).
Venus has the highest average temperature of any planet in our solar system, with surface temperatures reaching up to 900 degrees Fahrenheit (475 degrees Celsius) due to its thick atmosphere of carbon dioxide.
Jupiter's highest temperature is believed to be around 1,660°C (3,020°F) in its core due to the immense pressure and heat generated by gravitational forces and nuclear reactions. Surface temperatures, however, average around -145°C (-234°F) due to the planet's distance from the Sun.