Rate the Climate: Mars (the planet) (record, temperature, seasons, sun)

[JasonMath]

Climate of Mars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The average temperature is -67 °F, and can range from -225 °F to 81 °F at the winter polar caps. Just a bit more seasonal variability than it's earthly cousin, Oymyakon.

[dxnerd86]

No water and plenty of dust, I don't care if the record temp is only 81F. I wont be volunteering for Martian colonisation any time soon.

[B1987]

81F in an atmosphere 1% of the thickness of ours would still feel incredibly cold, if you weren't already dead.

[Asagi]

Is this a joke?

[cjg5]

Better than venus! (Which was another rate the climate thread a while back).

[deneb78]

F obviously... Venus is much better it's just too bad my body can't handle it

[Stumbler.]

Cold lovers are from Mars, heat lovers are from Venus?

[The Grandeur]

Temp difference between seasons is too low consdering how high the diurnal temp dlfference is.

Are they mars months?

[error-404]

Obvious F majority here. In a few billion years, as the sun brightens, it's possible Mars could become more Earthlike while Earth transitions to a Venus-type.

[Massiveshibe]

Still better than Melbourne