Why Is Uranus Colder Than Neptune?

The video explores the categorization of planets into terrestrial and gas giants, focusing on the unique characteristics of Uranus and Neptune as ice giants. Despite being closer to the Sun, Uranus is colder than Neptune due to its unusual tilt and atmosphere. The video also discusses the coldest bodies in the solar system, highlighting Pluto and the Moon.

What distinguishes terrestrial planets from gas giants?

Why is Uranus colder than Neptune despite being closer to the Sun?

What is the significance of Uranus's tilt of 98°?

How does the core temperature of Uranus compare to that of Jupiter?

What is the coldest body in our solar system, and how does it compare to Uranus?