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andrey2020 [161]
2 years ago
10

​what characteristic of uranus makes it stand out from all the other jovian planets?

Physics
2 answers:
Luba_88 [7]2 years ago
6 0
Jovian planets are also known as gas giants and are the four outer planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Uranus stands out from this group because of the tilt of its axis. Uranus is tilted on its side. Scientists speculate that this tilt may be as a result of a collision with a large body just after the planet was formed. Uranus is tilted 98 degrees compared to earth's 23 degrees. 
Pepsi [2]2 years ago
3 0

The uniqueness of Uranus planet compared to other Jovian planets, which is as follows:

1. Only Experienced the Revolution 2 Times

2. Known as the Ice Giant

3. Has 11 Outer Rings and 2 Inner Rings

4. Has 27 Natural Satellites

5. Rotation Axes of 98°

6. Sunrise in the West and Sunset in the East During Equinox

7. The Temperature in the Equator is Hotter Than the Pole

8. Has the Similar Scent of Rotten Eggs

<h2>Further explanation </h2>

Broadly speaking, the Jovian planets are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Another nickname is the giant gas planet or Jupiter family planet. By its nickname, then its size is very large compared to the planet earth. The term gas planet because it does not find land and oceans on its surface. In addition, the atmosphere is also thick. Given this physical nature, it is understandable if the material density is small even Saturn is smaller than water.

In this discussion we will discuss some of the uniqueness of the planet Saturn, which is as follows:

1. Only Experienced the Revolution 2 Times

Please note if the planet Uranus rotates for 17 hours 14 minutes. However, the period of Uranus to circle the Sun or evolve takes 84 years. It can be said that since it was discovered for the first time in 1781 by Sir William Herschel, Uranus has only experienced two full revolutions.

2. Known as the Ice Giant

Planet Uranus consists of hydrogen in the upper layer which is mixed with helium gas. As for the bottom layer, there is a layer of ice that surrounds the rock core and the ice itself. The atmosphere is made of water, methane and ammonia ice crystals so that if you see the planet Uranus will look pale blue. Since the composition is mostly ice and gas, it's no wonder that Uranus was dubbed the ice giant in the solar system.

3. 98° Rotation Axes

All planets in the solar system have an angle of inclination or slope of less than 45 ° to the north pole of the ecliptic plane. However, this does not apply to the planet Venus, which has an angular angle of 177° and also of Uranus of almost 98°. The natural slope of Uranus to the extent that it lies almost in the ecliptic field of the solar system is still unknown. But it is thought to have experienced a collision with an object as heavy as planet Earth during the early formation of the solar system. As a result of this tilt, Uranus around the Sun is not like planets in general that spin like a top, but like a ball that is rolling.

Learn more

Solar system brainly.com/question/13899929, brainly.com/question/5562080

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Subject: Physics

Keyword: The unique planet saturnur

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