Posted on 10/31/2026 6:34:17 PM PDT by BeauBo
On the surface, Uranus looks calm. And yet, we've suspected for a long time that inside there must be something very weird going on. So, in 1986, when NASA was finally able to probe Uranus for the first time with its Voyager 2 mission, what they found was nothing short of incredible.
While most people probably think that Uranus is filled with gas, we are now realizing that it's actually full of something massive - a strange combination of forces that appears to defy all logic. And it's taken NASA scientists more than 40 years just to get to the bottom of this. So today we go looking for answers deep within Uranus.
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NObody will be talking about Uranus twice.
“…get to the bottom of this. So today we go looking for answers deep within Uranus.”
Lol!
(In my teenage voice)
Why, are there kling ons
“At Uranus, things come out alittle differently.”
I want to hear the other side of the story.
What does Uranus say?
Uranus is something I don’t even want to think about.
If the subject is very important, say it twice.
Interesting... The sun rises in the North and sts in the South... I got to watch more of the YouTube video on it...
Now that is funny! lol
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