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 Uranus



Uranus would be the coldest and darkest place to be on. It can get to -371.2 degrees. Uranus is dark for 42 years straight.

Neptune

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Neptune would be the coldest place to stay because its atmosphere reaches -218 C. Plus it takes 160 earth years to travel around the Sun so most of the time it would be dark. It also is 27966170365.068 miles away from the Sun. =====

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The planet is so far out it takes light from the sun about 5 and one half hours to reach Pluto, so the suns so far away it just looks like a bright star. Its orbit of about 248 years sometimes takes it inside Neptune’s orbit. Pluto is so cold that nitrogen and oxygen, which we breathe so easily on Earth, become frozen solid so don't go there. =

Mercury

Although Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, temperatures in the shadows are about -173 degrees Celsius, and in the direct sunlight its about 427 degrees Celsius!