Pluto's Extreme Cold: Exploring the Temperature of the Ice Giant

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Pluto's Extreme Cold: Exploring the Temperature of the Ice Giant

The estimated temperature on Pluto is around -387 degrees Fahrenheit (-232 degrees Celsius).

This is incredibly cold, making Pluto one of the coldest known places in our solar system.

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