What are similarities between Earth and Uranus?

Answer 1

The similarities of Earth and Uranus are that they both:

are round.

have gravitational pull.

have an atmosphere that creates a blue tint.

have moons.

are planets.

circle the sun as part of the solar system.

spin on their axis, even though Uranus' axis is tilted way over.

have solid parts, liquid parts and gaseous parts.

Answer 2

They are both pretty and blue they are both round

Both Pluto and Earth are spherical, but no one is fully sure of Pluto's color. The best photos we have from Hubble show it to be reddish. Pluto is 75 percent rock and very likely is geologically differentiated into core, mantle, and crust, just like Earth is. Both Pluto and Earth have nitrogen in their atmospheres. Both are also the only two planets with large moons believed to have formed through a giant impact of another large object with the original planet. Pluto may have a subsurface ocean; if it does, that ocean could harbor microbial life.

Answer 3

There are very few similarities between Mars and Uranus, due mostly to the fact that Mars is a terrestrial planet with a solid surface and that Uranus is a Gas Giant comprised mostly of a gaseous atmosphere, and a water, ammonia and methane liquid troposphere. This trophosphere then makes a gradual transition, without a clear boundary (such as the boundary between earths air atmosphere and the oceans) into the upper atmosphere. The upper atmosphere of Uranus is comprised mainly of Hydrogen and Helium, with a higher amount of volatiles (aka; ices) such as water, ammonia and methane. Uranus also has the lowest temperature of all the planets, with its temperature hanging around the 320 K mark. Mars on the other hand has a solid surface with a clearly defined difference between the Atmosphere and Crust layers. Its atmosphere is made up of Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen and Argon with trace amounts of Oxygen and Water. Uranus is also much larger than Mars, with a size of roughly 14.5 times the size of Earth, making it the smallest of the gas giants. Its low temperature and composition often lead scientists to class Neptune and Uranus differently to Jupiter and Saturn; calling the former Ice Giants and the latter Gas Giants. Uranus also has 27 known moons whereas Mars only has 2.

Answer 4

They are both planets
There are similarities between most things if you want to look hard enough. They are both round, more or less, they both have rotation, they both circle the sun. Their atmospheres both have layers. Both atmospheres have hydrogen in them and other elements in common. Both atmospheres have storms, including cyclonic storms.

The problem is how far are you going to go to compare? You share things with a brick if you look hard enough, but is there any value in doing so?.

Answer 5

• they both spine the same way
• there both round

Answer 6

- they both have rings

- they both are gaseous planets

-they both orbit the sun

Answer 7

well...

about this

1. They r in the solar system.

2. Human can't live on them.

3. They r special- retrograde rotation (Pluto 2 but.....)

Answer 8

planets, spheres, both orbit the sun, spin of axis, spin weird

Answer 9

they both orbit the sun

Answer 10

named after gods