Which planet is the coldest?

Do you know which planet is the coldest in our solar system? It's not Pluto, even though it's the furthest away from the Sun. The coldest planet in our solar system is Uranus!

Uranus is a gas giant, like Jupiter and Saturn. It's so big that it could fit 7 Earths inside of it! But Uranus is also very cold. The average temperature on Uranus is -224 degrees Celsius. That's colder than the coldest day you've ever experienced!

There are a few reasons why Uranus is so cold. First, it's very far away from the Sun. The Sun's heat doesn't reach Uranus very well, so it stays very cold. Second, Uranus has a very thin atmosphere. This means that heat from the Sun can easily escape from the planet.

Uranus is a very cold planet. It's so cold that it's even colder than the North Pole on Earth! But even though Uranus is cold, it's still a very interesting planet. Scientists are still learning a lot about Uranus, and they're excited to learn more about this amazing planet.

Additional information:

• The coldest temperature ever recorded on Uranus was -224.65 degrees Celsius.
• Uranus is tilted on its side, so its seasons are very different from our seasons on Earth.
• Uranus has 27 moons, the largest of which is Titania.