Coldest place in the Solar system

[SeventeenDicks]

So, Astronomers have found the coldest place in the solar system, and no, it's not Pluto or any of those crazy fake planets at the edge of our solar system, it's actually on our moon, the south pole of the moon to be exact at -397 degrees, just about one degree colder than Pluto..

Which I think is Bull shit.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090917/ap_o n_sc/us_sci_cold_moon;_ylt=Aj5ZAmC_i0Qr5 imN7u5GzbBxieAA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2bWZsdGExBHB vcwMyBHNlYwN5bl9wcmludHBhZ2UEc2xrA2JhY2t 0b3N0b3J5

[SavedStray]

I don't know that extra degree lower is a little scary haha.

[Psychopathic-Mind]

The Moon has spots colder than Pluto? I guess the permanent shadows in certain spots and the lack of atmosphere really does do a lot...

[InnerChild548]

It think they're wrong too.

Clearly the moon is using it's gravitation pull to manipulate the thermostats.

[SeventeenDicks]

At 9/17/09 05:44 PM, InnerChild548 wrote: It think they're wrong too.

Clearly the moon is using it's gravitation pull to manipulate the thermostats.

Pretty damn ridiculous.

[Zombie-Toaster]

I'd imagine the coldest place to be somewhere in deep space, where not even stars shine on.
I think what they meant was the coldest known place, because there's bound to be lower.

[Chimp-eat-me]

If they took a temp. reading from a probe on Pluto then it could have been summer on Pluto?

[SirCannabisClock]

yahoo news is always right

I loved their in-depth coverage of the Britney guy

[reverend]

I'd figured the coldest place in the Solar System would be Uranus!

Zing!

But really, once the New Horizons spacecraft arrives at Pluto in 2015 and get some better readings I'm sure that it will prove that it is the coldest place in the Solar System.

[Uchumaru08]

At 9/17/09 05:39 PM, SeventeenDicks wrote: So, Astronomers have found the coldest place in the solar system, and no, it's not Pluto or any of those crazy fake planets at the edge of our solar system, it's actually on our moon, the south pole of the moon to be exact at -397 degrees, just about one degree colder than Pluto..

Pluto is not fake!

jackass

[LynchedJohNNY]

At 9/17/09 06:21 PM, reverend wrote: I'd figured the coldest place in the Solar System would be Uranus!

You beat me too it. Bravo!

[CashClock]

Sounds believeable, with the lack of an Atmosphere and all. Speaking of which, I wonder how cold the South Pole of the moon would be if we had a Red Star?

[DOCoSPADEo]

Damn, I never would have guessed that, thanks for sharing.

[HeartbreakHoldout]

I bet the coldest place in our solar system is on Earth.

But why do you use the Fahrenheit system? I don't get why that is still around.

[JKMonkey]

sounds nice there

i know where I'll be vacationing

[Luxury-Yacht]

I would have guessed that the coldest place in the solar system would be on one of Uranus' moons.

[lawlmaster]

Gentlemen, we must search for Absolute Zero. It's probably in black holes.

[Gedveikur]

At 9/17/09 08:24 PM, lawlmaster wrote: Gentlemen, we must search for Absolute Zero. It's probably in black holes.

well the coldest place in the universe was in some nebula somewhere.... was pretty close.

[Smokinggun64]

This is quite an extrodinary find. Another step forward in astronomy!

[GenericName54]

At 9/17/09 07:57 PM, HeartbreakHoldout wrote: I bet the coldest place in our solar system is on Earth.

But why do you use the Fahrenheit system? I don't get why that is still around.

Smaller numbers make for more exact calculations.

[GeneralAC]

At 9/17/09 08:24 PM, lawlmaster wrote: Gentlemen, we must search for Absolute Zero. It's probably in black holes.

I sure they said Absolute Zero was -193 degrees or something, this thread has me very confused...

[Jeffaro]

I don't know about you guys but..I think the sun is the coldest place in the solar system.

[WeirdJamFace]

At 9/17/09 05:39 PM, SeventeenDicks wrote: -397 degrees,

Wait, do you mean farenhite?

[generalwinter]

At 9/18/09 05:18 AM, Jeffaro wrote: I don't know about you guys but..I think the sun is the coldest place in the solar system.

The sun, the moon, what is the real differnece? :D

[Jeffaro]

At 9/18/09 08:38 AM, generalwinter wrote:

At 9/18/09 05:18 AM, Jeffaro wrote: I don't know about you guys but..I think the sun is the coldest place in the solar system.

The sun, the moon, what is the real differnece? :D

Yeah, its not like we need the moon.All it does is take up space and I have to see it every night, so..We should nuke the moon.

Right?

[ornery]

At 9/17/09 07:57 PM, HeartbreakHoldout wrote: I bet the coldest place in our solar system is on Earth.

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At 9/17/09 08:24 PM, lawlmaster wrote: Gentlemen, we must search for Absolute Zero. It's probably in black holes.

After you
Also black holes might be incredibly fucking hot because of the density of them.

At 9/17/09 08:29 PM, Gedveikur wrote: well the coldest place in the universe was in some nebula somewhere.... was pretty close.

I thought nebulas were more on the hot side, considering all the activity going on in them.
Typically cold places don't have molecules smashing about.

[sushi13]

At 9/18/09 08:41 AM, Jeffaro wrote: Yeah, its not like we need the moon.All it does is take up space and I have to see it every night, so..We should nuke the moon.

Right?

The moon's not hurting anyone.

[chubbthehippo]

At 9/18/09 09:57 AM, sushi13 wrote:

At 9/18/09 08:41 AM, Jeffaro wrote: Yeah, its not like we need the moon.All it does is take up space and I have to see it every night, so..We should nuke the moon.

Right?

The moon's not hurting anyone.

Yeah, but that fucking sun keeps getting in my eyes and making me sweat.
LETS GET 'IM BOYS.

[EvilJesus]

At 9/18/09 09:52 AM, ornery wrote: I thought nebulas were more on the hot side, considering all the activity going on in them.
Typically cold places don't have molecules smashing about.

That's what I was thinking, surely the coldest place would be someone where there's nothing to hold the energy, like a vacuum.

[Digital-Terror]

The coldest place in the solar system is in the cooling tanks of the LHC.