I googled "inuranus" but didn't find anything. I did see an article on Space.com titled "How Big Is Uranus" (*not judging here*). I found a few interesting facts. Uranus is sometimes called a gas giant (but it it more icy than gassy). Uranus has a diameter of 15,792 miles (25,362 kilometers) (*that's a mean radius*). The article stated that "If Earth were a large apple, Uranus would be the size of a basketball,". The article went on to say "Although not as famous as Saturn, Uranus does display a set of rings around its middle. The rings around Uranus are made up of tiny dark particles smaller than a meter. Only two of the 13 rings are larger than six miles across." and "Uranus' outermost ring shines a bright blue." Talking also about Saturn, "The blue rings of both worlds are associated with moons". And it said a few other things that may or may not be consequential.
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Another Anon
8:58am
I googled "inuranus" but didn't find anything. I did see an article on Space.com titled "How Big Is Uranus" (*not judging here*). I found a few interesting facts. Uranus is sometimes called a gas giant (but it it more icy than gassy). Uranus has a diameter of 15,792 miles (25,362 kilometers) (*that's a mean radius*). The article stated that "If Earth were a large apple, Uranus would be the size of a basketball,". The article went on to say "Although not as famous as Saturn, Uranus does display a set of rings around its middle. The rings around Uranus are made up of tiny dark particles smaller than a meter. Only two of the 13 rings are larger than six miles across." and "Uranus' outermost ring shines a bright blue." Talking also about Saturn, "The blue rings of both worlds are associated with moons". And it said a few other things that may or may not be consequential.
Another (occasional) anon
2:20am