What is the temperature in mars ?

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In winter the temperature could get down to minus 195 degrees F

In the summer the temperature could get up to 70 degrees F

But at night in the summer the temperature could get to -100 degrees F

Sergio039 [100]2 years ago

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Hey there! :)

Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. Also known as the Red Planet, Mars is covered in a layer of iron oxide prevalent, which looks like red dust, hence giving it it's nickname. Mars is not very big - it's smallest after Mercury in the solar system.

On any regular day, Mars could be -80°F, wow! However, during the summer, it could get up to 70°F, and during the winter, it could get down to -195°F.

As you can see, Mars, the Red Planet, is a small snowball of a planet.

~Hope I helped!~

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