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Planet 7 of 8

Uranus

The tipped-over ice giant

Knocked onto its side by an ancient collision, Uranus rolls around the Sun with poles that face sunlight for 42 years at a time.

Quick facts

Type
Ice giant
Distance from Sun
19.2 AU
Diameter
50,724 km
Mass
14.5 × Earth
Surface gravity
8.87 m/s²
Day length
17.2 hours
Year length
84 Earth years
Moons
28
Average temperature
-195 °C
Composition
Water, methane and ammonia ices over a rocky core

Fun facts

  • Its axial tilt is about 98 degrees — it orbits on its side.
  • Methane in the atmosphere gives it a cyan colour.
  • It has the coldest measured atmosphere in the Solar System.
  • Only one spacecraft, Voyager 2, has ever visited.

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