If we were to visit either world, we would have a hard time breathing, among other problems, because at these temperatures even oxygen freezes to snow.

The most distant planet in our solar system experiences the strongest sustained winds - up to 1,300 miles per hour - over eight times faster than the winds of a Category 5 hurricane. Its largest moon, Triton, hosts the coldest known surface temperature: just 38 Kelvin (or -391°F).

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