I WONDER - What Is Uranus Made Out Of?

The video explains that Uranus is primarily composed of gas and ice due to its extremely cold temperatures, which average around minus 375 degrees. Despite its coldness, the planet's iconic blue color is not due to the temperature but rather its methane content. The video humorously suggests that the planet might have a smell, but the cold would prevent any detection.

What is Uranus primarily composed of?

• Rock and metal

• Gas and ice

• Molten lava

• Liquid water

What is the average temperature on Uranus?

• Minus 100 degrees

• Minus 200 degrees

• Minus 375 degrees

• Minus 500 degrees

What gives Uranus its distinctive blue color?

• The speed of its rotation

• Its distance from the Sun

• The presence of methane

• Its icy surface

Why might Uranus be considered smelly?

• Due to its rapid rotation

• Because it is close to the Sun

• Because of the presence of methane

• Due to its high temperature

Why wouldn't you be able to smell Uranus?

• Because the cold would numb your sense of smell

• Because it is odorless

• Because it has no atmosphere

• Because it is too far away