Answer: There are eight planets in our solar system. The planet Venus is indeed the hottest among the 8 planets. The planet Uranus is the coldest among the 8 planets.
More about Venus
- Venus seems to be the brightest planet in our solar family and is the 2nd planet from the Sun.
- Venus is the warmest planet in the solar system, despite being the second closest to the Sun.
- It consists of a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere with sulfuric acid-based clouds.
- The planet’s environment traps heat and maintains it warm.
- The surface of Venus can reach temperatures of around 880 degrees F.
- The gravity on the surface is 90 times more than the Earth.
More about Uranus:
- Uranus is a gas giant with a lot of ice. Beyond a small rocky core, hot, thick fluid of ‘icy’ elements — methane, water, and ammonia – makes up most of its mass
- Uranus’ atmosphere is largely made up of molecule hydrogen or atom helium, with a minor bit of methane thrown in
- Uranus is around four times the size of Earth
- Uranus, like Venus, revolves from east to west
- Uranus rotates once in around 17 hours