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Hottest Planet in the Solar System
NASA identifies Venus as the hottest planet in the solar system, with surface temperature about 467 °C.
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about467°C
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Archive NoteNASA identifies Venus as the hottest planet in the solar system, with surface temperature about 467 °C.
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1 Milestonesabout 467 °C
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SRC-001Hottest Planet in the Solar SystemOfficialENRecord topic / Current recordNASAThe record value on this page is organized from the public sources above. Measurement methods may differ; JiLuDB follows the unified method described for each entry.
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