With an average temperature of about -224°C (-371°F), Uranus takes the top spot as the coldest planet in the solar system
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Neptune
Following closely behind is Neptune, with an average temperature of approximately -214°C (-353°F). Although it's not as cold as Uranus, Neptune is still extremely frigid
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Saturn
Saturn comes next with an average temperature of around -139°C (-218°F). Its distance from the Sun and its composition contribute to its chilly climate
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Jupiter
Jupiter's average temperature is approximately -145°C (-234°F). Its immense size and composition make it a cold place, despite being closer to the Sun than Saturn
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Mars
Mars has average temperature of about -63°C (-81°F). Although it's considerably warmer than the gas giants, Mars' thin atmosphere and distance from the Sun keep it relatively cold
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Earth
Earth has average temperature of 15°C (59°F). While it might seem warm compared to the outer planets, it's relatively temperate due to its atmosphere and proximity to the Sun
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Venus
Venus takes the title for the hottest planet in the solar system, with an average temperature of about 462°C (864°F). Its thick atmosphere traps heat
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Mercury
Its average temperature is around 167°C (332°F) during the day but drops dramatically to about -183°C (-297°F) at night