The coldest planet in our Solar System.#physics #science #cosmos

Did you know that Uranus holds the title of the coldest planet in our Solar System? Despite being the seventh planet from the Sun, its atmosphere plunges to a bone-chilling -224°C (-371°F)! This icy world rotates on its side, creating extreme seasons that last over 20 Earth years. But why is Uranus so cold? Could its frigid temperatures be linked to the composition of its atmosphere? Did Uranus lose most of its primordial heat early in its formation? Or perhaps its unusual tilt—unlike any other planet in the Solar System—plays a key role in its icy nature? These intriguing questions make Uranus one of the most fascinating mysteries in our cosmic neighborhood, proving that even in the vastness of space, there's always something new to discover! #physics #science #cosmos

[drewwitty]

Now that's a cold azz planet👀🤔🤷🏾‍♂️😄😎✊🏽

[tater]

I'm more interested in WHAT came through this solar system that was BIG ENOUGH to flip a planet this size onto its side? WHERE did it go? And WHERE is it NOW? Maybe... ON ITS WAY BACK?

[ww]

Could be used water from uphill at height brought whit tubes to homes to fall down upon a turbine to produce energy, when you need to use water for garden or washing car, instead of bringing water at ground level, could produce a lot of energy

[robert-zjef]

Just how far is Uranus from the sun. Therein lies the answer to the subzero temperature.

[ashzole]

Great planet to deep freeze your foods

[IMCODERED]

Stop using text to speech. It is terrible.

[raypimienta]

Can we stop with the A.I. generated vids please