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The Hottest and Coldest Planets of the Solar System is our topic of interest today. As you know, most of the system’s mass is in the Sun. All components of the solar system revolve around the star Sun. Our system, known as the Solar System, is named after Sol, our sun or star. Everything else, including our planet, is bound to the sun by a gravitational force called orbit. The hottest and coldest planets are<\/a><\/strong> also located in this orbit.<\/p>\n The solar system is made up of all the planets, moons, asteroids, comets and other space debris orbiting the sun. The 8 major planets are classified as giant planets and terrestrial planets. The four minor inner system planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are terrestrial planets composed mainly of rock and metal. The so-called four outer system planets are giant planets that are significantly larger than terrestrial ones.<\/p>\n The two largest planets are Jupiter and Saturn, gas giants composed mainly of hydrogen and helium; The two outermost planets, Uranus and Neptune, are ice giants composed of substances with relatively high melting points, compared to hydrogen and helium, which are known as volatiles such as water, ammonia, and methane. The temperatures on the planets, on the other hand, depend on the sun and other factors. The temperatures of the planets decrease as they move away from the Sun, while those closer to the Sun are usually hotter. The age of our solar system is believed to be 4.568 billion years. How great is that, isn’t it? Here is the complete list of the Hottest and Coldest Planets in the Solar System<\/em> ! Happy reading..<\/p>\n
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