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What unit is used to measure surface temperature of the planets?

What unit is used to measure surface temperature of the planets?
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What unit is used to measure surface temperature of the planets?

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Celsius I googled it and that it says most scientists use in space to measure :)
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User Klikerko
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I believe the unit of measurement would be the Kelvin.

The kelvin is the primary unit of temperature measurement in physical sciences.
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