What are earth and the gas giant planets from hottest to coldest?

Answer 1

Venus has the highest average temperatures of any planet in our Solar System, regularly reaching temperatures over 460°C. Mercury is second while the temperature on Mercury can reach 465°C, it can also drop to frigid temperatures of -184°C. Third is Earth the average temperature on Earth is 7.2°C. Fourth is Mars its temperatures can vary by as much as 30°C during the summer in the northern and Southern Hemisphere. Jupiter At the top of Jupiterâ??s clouds, the temperature is around -145°C.Saturn Like on Jupiter, the temperature in the upper atmosphere of Saturn is cold â?? up to approximately -175°C â?? and increases closer to the center of the planets. Uranus is the coldest planet with a lowest recorded temperature of -224°C. Neptune temperatures dropping to -218°C.

Answer 2

The "surface temperature" of these planets gets lower as the planets get

farther from the Sun, except for Neptune which is very slightly warmer than Uranus. So, the answer is : Jupiter Saturn Neptune Uranus.

Answer 3

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and if counted Pluto

Answer 4

venus, mercury, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, neptune, uranus, pluto

Answer 5

Eris

Pluto

Neptune

Uranus

Saturn

Jupiter

Mars

Earth

Mercury

Venus

Answer 6

Because the ones closest to the sun are going to be the hottest. the sun warms them and the farther away you are from the heat source the colder the planets will be.

Answer 7

Its the same as their distance from the sun EXCEPT that Venus is hotter than Mercury.