Our Distant Neighbors: Uranus and Neptune

The video discusses the unique features of Uranus, including its long orbit and tilted axis, making it appear as if it's on its side. It compares Uranus to Saturn, noting Uranus is colder due to its greater distance from the Sun. Neptune, similar in size and color to Uranus, is the most distant planet, with a long orbit and frequent storms. The video also covers Pluto's reclassification from a planet to a dwarf planet, highlighting its solid surface and smaller mass compared to Earth, along with its moon Charon and other distant solar system objects.

How long does it take for Uranus to revolve around the sun?

What is unusual about the tilt of Uranus?

Why is Uranus much colder than Saturn?

What similarities exist between Neptune and Uranus?

What is the current classification of Pluto in the solar system?