Which is the coldest planet in our solar system?

Neptune is, but I consider Pluto, since it was once a planet, and hasn't changed in any way. It's only called a dwarf planet now, because they've found larger 'planets' that they consider dwarf planets. Basically it's all politics.

After all a star has a varied number of names, depending upon which star catalog you go by. Gliese 581 is also called Wolf 562. Take it all with a grain of salt!

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Pluto is not a planet, Pluto is a dwarf planet. Beautyful-blue Neptun is coldest planet in the Solar System.

Pluto - The dwarf planet in the solar system is the coldest planet. The temperature of Pluto is - 238 degree Celsius. Among the rest of the planets I consider Neptune to be the coldest as its Temperature is -201 degree Celsius.

Neptune (from NASA's fact sheet)Temperature at 1 bar: 72 K (-201 C)Temperature at 0.1 bar: 55 K (-218 C)Neptune beat out the dark side of Mercury with one measurement of -183 C. Mercury has the largest temperature extremes in the solar system.

Probably Neptune. It is the most distant planet from the Sun, since Pluto is a dwarf planet.

I believe it's Pluto because it's the furthest planet away from the sun.

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