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Articles and discussion about the planet Uranus.

Uranus is the seventh planet orbiting the Sun.

It is a gas giant, characterised by a very cold climate, a ring system, and an axis of rotation that is oddly perpendicular to the ecliptic.


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Uranus

2 Comments
2024/09/28
14:41 UTC

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What’s not to love about it

0 Comments
2024/09/11
23:34 UTC

6

Beauty

Just found this sub... ever since I first saw Voayger's first glimpse of the planet I have been intrigued. I think Uranus is the most beautiful planet, maybe either than earth

There is a sort of beautiful melancholy about that Voyager pic, a patch of blue against a vast nothingness

1 Comment
2024/08/18
08:20 UTC

33

Interstellar Wilderness Reserve Bureau Series by me

7 Comments
2024/07/18
09:43 UTC

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Timelapse video using real images of Uranus. Voyager 2 approaches Uranus, 1986.

2 Comments
2024/07/08
18:01 UTC

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Recent research reveals that male scientists are particularly fascinated by Uranus, delving into it more than any other planets.

0 Comments
2024/06/03
08:23 UTC

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‘Once in a lifetime’: UK and European space scientists urged to join Nasa mission to Uranus

3 Comments
2024/06/02
15:24 UTC

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Uranus "Opens & Closes" to release Solar-Wind

5 Comments
2024/05/19
13:50 UTC

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Why Uranus is named after a Greek god planet

Actually uranus is call the son/husband of much as Greek named Phobos deimos Io Europa and Ganymede, gaia but we need to named this planet

this green planet real name

  1. caelus

or

  1. The old name Uranus
1 Comment
2024/04/28
08:26 UTC

8

What do we think about this pronunciation?

What if we all started saying /uɹanus/?

5 Comments
2024/04/20
09:44 UTC

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I drew Uranus's newly discovered moon!

11 Comments
2024/03/16
19:30 UTC

7

uranus in roblox (SSE2, titania)

1 Comment
2024/02/19
21:32 UTC

10

New Uranus and Neptune Images Reveal Planets Colors

0 Comments
2024/01/13
14:15 UTC

6

Which of the Uranian Moons interests you the most?

Today is the anniversary Titania and Oberon were found, so which one do you think is the most interesting?

View Poll

1 Comment
2024/01/12
03:43 UTC

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If this is a thing I’m sorry, but if not, I propose this classification for the moons.

Moons that are named after characters of Shakespearean works should be referred to as “Shakespeare group,” and Pope’s referred to as “Pope group.” What do you think?

View Poll

1 Comment
2024/01/09
22:22 UTC

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NASA Reveals New Images of Uranus

1 Comment
2024/01/08
03:47 UTC

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