TEMPERATURE AND PLANETARY SYSTEMS

Temperature is a defining factor in the conformation, elaboration, and habitability of planetary systems. From the early condensation of protoplanetary disks to the climates of completely formed globes, thermal conditions regulate chemical responses, structural isolation, and the eventuality for life. Understanding the part of temperature in planetary systems is essential for interpreting the variety of worlds in our own Solar System as well as the different exoplanets discovered across the world.