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Explore Uranus: The Mysterious Ice Giant of Our Solar System

Dive into the fascinating world of Uranus, the 3rd largest planet with a unique blueish-green hue. Discover its peculiar sideways spin, 27 moons, and intriguing rings made of helium, nitrogen gas, and black dust particles. Unravel fun facts about its mass, volume, and smallest moon, Miranda. Join us on a journey to explore the possibility of living on this mesmerizing outer planet.

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Explore Uranus: The Mysterious Ice Giant of Our Solar System

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  1. Maycee McAleese May 21,2012 Mrs. Lower Uranus

  2. Blueish green color • A medium sized bouncy ball Characteristics

  3. 3rd biggest planet Characteristics

  4. 7th place from the sun • Its an outer planet which is out of the asteroid belt Location

  5. Uranus spins on its side • Uranus has 27 moons • Uranus has water in the core Fun Facts

  6. The volume is 6,833km3 • The mass is 86.832kg • Out of all 27 moons Miranda is the smallest moon Fun Facts

  7. Some of the rings names are Alpha, Eta, Beta, Epsilon, and Gamma • The rings are made of helium, nitrogen gas, and black dust particals Rings

  8. Does Uranus have the right kind of water we can drink? I like this planet because when I was seven I learned about this planet. I wonder if NASA knows how old the planet and rings are? This planet has helped me realize that we might live there some day. reflection

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