Does uranus have a robot or satellite?

Answer 1

Just one spacecraft has visited Uranus. That was Voyager 2

Voyager 2, has now become an interstellar spacecraft.

This means that it has left the solar system.

If you are asking whether or not we have gone to Uranus with a rover, the answer is no. We are still putting more and more rovers on Mars, which is relatively close in comparison with Uranus.

Mars takes about 8 and a half months to reach. If that is close than Uranus is REALLY far away.

That means that if we haven't put a man on Mars, we definitely haven't put a man on Uranus.

Answer 2

I assume you mean a space probe sent by Earth, and not a natural satellite (moon), of which it has several.

The only close-up study of Uranus was done by Voyager 2. There have been several proposals for a Uranus orbiter mission (similar to the Cassini mission to Saturn). In fact, at one time the possibility of sending Cassini outward to Uranus was discussed, but this is unlikely... it would take Cassini about 20 years to get there from Saturn, whereas it would only take about 12-13 years for a mission launched from Earth to reach the planet (Cassini lost a lot of momentum when it stopped at Saturn). It's highly unlikely that anything will get there until at least the mid-2030s, though.

Answer 3

The only spacecraft to visit Uranus was Voyager 2, which flew past Uranus in 1986. Technically it was not a satellite as it never orbited Uranus.

Answer 4

yes it has 27.

Answer 5

The probe Voyager 2 flew by Uranus.

Answer 6

Yes