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The unit used to measure the surface temperature of a planet is typically degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit. Scientists may also use the Kelvin scale, where 0 K represents absolute zero.

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9mo ago
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Usually Kelvin. But sometimes also degrees Celsius and rarely Fahrenheit.

Note that it is "Kelvin" and not "degrees Kelvin".

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14y ago
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Kelvin

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