The Bizarre Characteristics Of Uranus | Our Solar System's Planets 

Glad to see everyone's being perfectly mature about this.

"Uranus is a gas giant" - no arguments there

Came here for the comments and not disappointed. Even the narrator sounds like he is speaking through a smile.

I was apprehensive about exploring Uranus at first, but after digging into it I can't get enough of Uranus 👍

The pressure in Uranus is so tight it makes diamond oceans.

Uranus: Am I a joke to you? Everyone: Yes.

The visual beauty of Uranus gets ignored to an extent. The Voyager 2 images of Uranus give me chills... the way it just hangs there in the vacuum, smooth as a billiard ball... there's something oddly threatening about it, something unreal, but yet so captivating.

I’m unsure why so many science RU-vidrs are so interested in this topic. This is between me and my doctor!

"The bizarre characteristics of Uranus." Hey now, there's no need to get personal, we've just met.

Can we just rename it to Urectum

"[Puck] is the only inner moon to be captured in detail by Voyager 2." Yep, that 28x28 pixel shot is fabulous.

I myself try to visit Uranus often. As long as the climate is hospitable and not too humid then it makes for quite a pleasurable experience. I wouldn't stay too long tho. Just stick to the geography that is most comfortable and stay in constant contact with your team member.

"When Hubble was launched, it also had a look at Uranus, discovering two additional rings"

Ah, exploring Uranus. What a wonderful activity. We have to do it more often.

Eating Taco Bell before going to bed will definitely lead to some bizarre characteristics in Uranus.

Amazing how deep they got into Uranus.

“We will explore almost everything you would want to know about uranus” I can’t wait !

I clicked just for the puns. I wasn’t disappointed 😂

Uranus really is a stunning sight to behold, I hope one day we can explore Uranus

In a classic astronomer move, the "ice" in an "ice giant" isn't actually ice in the colloquial sense. It refers to chemical compounds that melt above around 100 Kelvin, regardless of whether they're actually solid. See also "metal", a category which, for an astronomer, generally includes all elements heavier than helium.

When hubble was launched, it also had a look at Uranus. I was holding on up until that point, then i lost it.

@03:28 _"42 years of darkness..."_ So what you're saying is, Uranus is _literally_ where the sun don't shine...?

Dude, when the guy talked about how there might be diamond rain in the mantle I had to rewind to make sure I heard that right. I was like, wait, he's serious? That stuff can actually exist in real life? Lols. Probably shouldn't be too surprised though, what with the more I hear about just how unique every single planet and moon is. Nature sure is amazing!

Man, I wish they made blockbuster movie about Uranus. You just showed how fascinating it is, so I think that more people should be excited about these peculiarities and mysteries.

Him: I'm going to make a Uranus joke. Me: you can't be Sirius.

"How big, actually, is Uranus?" Im an adult

Pretty cool that every planet in the solar system has its own unique characteristic. One could say it’s perfect.

This cracks me everytime without fail.....

Aside from the jokes, I think it’s pretty cool that we knew Neptune existed simply because it was having a gravitational influence on the recently discovered planet.

The one who named Uranus as is instead of "Ouranos" probably knew what they were doing. Probably the greatest memelord in the scientific community

I knew it was heavily tilted, but I had no idea that it still had equinoxes and solstices! Now I wonder even more what Earth would've been like if it had the same tilt. Where would life be? Where would humans take root?

Loved this quick little video. Uranus is my favorite planet in the Solar System. I literally know everything about it. You did this video justice. Keep them coming.

I remember falling in love while gazing at Uranus.

The outer layers of Uranus are difficult to penetrate. But with a little bit of effort and confidence, it is possible to push deeper and uncover its secrets.

It's such an amazing time to alive. If you lived 2000 years ago, you were ill equipped to discover and explore all the wonders one can find not only on and around, but also inside Uranus. When I was a kid, my father asked me: "Son, can you explain to me how Pluto seemingly disappeared in Uranus?" Well, I didn't want to sacrifice Mickey Mouse back then, so... this dispute was quickly settled.

Nice of you to make a video about this since it's kind of hard trying to see anything in the mirror.

Uranus : the most mocked planet in the solar system.

“The first unique aspect of Uranus is its name” Indeed my friend, indeed.

I didn't knew Uranus was shrouded in so much mystery until I throwed myself deep into it.

There's nothing "strange" about it, thank you very much

"Uranus has fallen over and is rolling..." That must be quite painful.

"What's really interesting about Uranus is its rotation" Kids these days call it twerking my good sir.

The Old Spice scent ad ahead of watching this was a nice algorithmic touch.

I really enjoyed this video. I like your presentation of facts, what we know and what we see. I get tired of repeated “maybe this is how it was formed millions of years ago” when I am looking for what we know. These planets in our solar system are so interesting.

"Uranus...desolate waste." Ok, we're off to a good start.

Uranus: The butt of every joke.

Thank you for the video I've been itching to learn about Uranus.

“Uranus rolls once every 17 hours” I never knew that was possible

Thanks. I’ve never been flexible enough to get a good look at it!!!

One can really learn everyday about Uranus and still be amazed and slightly bewildered. Truly a planet of a kind.

Wow! Fascinating. I learned a LOT more. Thanks!

You had me sold at "the bizarre characteristics of Uranus"

Thanks for the informative video! I've been meaning to dig deeper into Uranus for a while now, such a tight topic!

The most impressive thing about Uranus is its rotation Stripper: Thank you 😌

Idk if theres anything new enough yet to be worth doing it but I hope neptune gets an updated entry like the other 7! Love the channel so much, keep it up!

The person who named this particular planet must've known ahead of time about the endless jokes that could be made of it. What a legend. Laughing from beyond when we speak of how massive and gassy it is.

Note, this is a remaster of one of the first videos on my channel! Lots changed, but it hopefully still has the same essence as the original. Enjoy!

“The only moon to be captured in detail” *like 100 pixels*

Thanks for the specification.

Thank you for pronouncing Uranus the way you have. It adds gravitas to your production

My favorite fact about Uranus is that it “rolls on its side like a barrel.” I find that analogy perfect. It’s vivid, memorable, kinda fun and best of all simple. Once you can picture a barrel being rolled on its side you never forget that Uranus does the same.

I was so excited last night when I finally caught Uranus with my big scope, I was tired at the end but totally worth the all night wait, Uranus was something I will never forget

Thanks for making a very informative video about myanus 😊

I'd imagine the individual that posted this video took a long deep breath.

I'm 54. When I was a kid I had a vivid dream... I and my classmates were able to fly to whichever planet we wanted. I flew to Pluto and there was an above ground ice cave that I explored. I think I remember it because I told my parents about it in the wee hours of the morning. I've been watching your videos for quite a while now. I think that this has been the most interesting. Maybe just the subject, maybe the improvement in video, or maybe just you're getting better. Keep it up!

I'm a mature adult…I'm a mature adult…I'm a mature adult…

Fascinating. Thank for for this video.

"Uranus is the least massive of all gas giants..." Thanks 😘

Every day, I learn something new about Uranus.

Nice video on Uranus Asstrum

Great presentation, thank-you.

"I'd like to explore the bizzar characteristics of Uranus" would totally work as a pickup line if the girl is into asstronomy.

Asstrum: "All the planets are named after a Roman god. Except Uranus" Me: Why would I name my ass after a roman god?

I guess it's a good thing Astrum is teaching us about Uranus!

Thank you for letting us have a close look at Uranus

Once the teacher asked me with the book open: "now show me uranus" there was a misunderstanding to be clarified with the principle later

You can't tell me you made that title without chuckling at least a little bit.

Uranus blows me away

I will NEVER grow up out of the uranus meme.

Refreshed RU-vid and this was uploaded a few seconds before. Always nice to see an Astrum video on my feed

I'm not mature enough to watch this without laughing

Fascinating indeed 👍

Incomplete collection: 0:26 Stick with me on this journey and we will explore almost everything you could want to know about Uranus. 1:06 Uranus is also very special in the way it rotates and orbits. 2:31 What's really interesting about Uranus is its rotation. 2:41 Not Uranus, no. Uranus has fallen over and is rolling instead 3:51 Uranus rotates once every 17 hours and 14 minutes. 4:32 Although it is generally accepted that a large earth-sized planet crashed into Uranus. 4:42 How big actually is Uranus? 5:41 To call Uranus a gas giant is a bit disingenuous 5:56 most of the mass of Uranus being in this core and mantle. 6:10 It's this methane that gives Uranus its aquamarine or cyan colour. 6:59 and they are thought to only be 600 million years old, much younger than Uranus. 7:59 Uranus has only been visited by a spacecraft once. 8:19 When Hubble was launched it also had to look at Uranus. 8:44 Overall Uranus has 27 known moons. 11:05 Finally let's explore Uranus' climate 11:48 Storms are relatively rare on Uranus. 12:21 And another unique feature of Uranus its unusual magnetosphere. 13:12 There we have it: Almost everything you could want to know about the fascinating world of Uranus. Feel free to add!

Everyone making Uranus jokes without acknowledging that the name of the channel that made this video sounds like “Ass Drum”

Love the name of the video no doubt

Fascinating information 🤔

"How big is Uranus? 14.5 Earths" You should see me after a couple burritos.

0:55 "63 earths can fit inside uranus" DAMN THAT'S BIG

Thank you so much! That was so interesting and informative and more enlightening than other videos who don’t use very many visuals! Also thank You for the details ! This one’s a keeper 😁👍🌷🤩🥳🥳🥳

Uranus has always been my favorite planet. Super unique. And these comments? Absolutely made my day! ❤😂😂

“Really Shepard?” “Probing Uranus” EDI mass effect 2

I love Heranus, its amazing to be where the Sun never shines

I have to admit: I did't watch the video. I just came for the comments

Informative

Them: The Bizarre Characteristics of Uranus Me: It's all the hair, isn't it? 😔

It's always nice to plunge deep into the mysteries of Uranus. Even if this time it's the second time. Jokes aside, I love your channel and it's one of my favorites of all of youtube. Space never gets old to me and you are adept in your way of describing and teaching things. totally underrated channel!

Ive never seen uranus so ill have to take your word for it.

I came up with the idea that uranus could have been a rouge planet once and was later caught by our sun. That would explain its strange angle and roation, but also that it is way colder that neptune. What do you think about this?

I hope that i never get too old to giggle at a title like this.

One day. One day I wont laugh at "The Bizarre Characteristics of Uranus" Maybe some day.