What is on Uranus surface?

Answer 1

Uranus is a gas giant (or "ice giant"). The general consensus is that they don't actually have surfaces per se; the gases making up their atmosphere likely merge imperceptibly with the liquid interior (there may, or may not, be a more solid "metal" core... to an astronomer, "metal" means "anything other than hydrogen or helium").

Answer 2

The first planet to be discovered with a telescope is Uranus. But unlike Neptune, Uranus is visible to the naked eye. Albeit its gargantuan size, it is the smallest of the outer planets. Because of its low density level, the gravity on the planet is relatively weak therefore the gravity experienced on the planet would only be 89% of what it would feel like walking on Earth. But you can't walk on Uranus because its a gaseous planet, so it doesn't have a solid surface.

The surface of Uranus is one of the most fascinating things that one can study. It's so unique that it's atmosphere is actually its surface. The giant gaseous planet has no solid surface and what scientists and astronomers have learned is that the surface is composed of fluids. The whole make up of Uranus being a giant is its gases. So, it is big but not as massive as its other contemporary giant planets such as Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune. Uranus is actually a massive heavenly body made up of ice and gas. Its center which is icy will freeze objects that pass through its atmosphere before reaching the surface.

Answer 3

Uranus's surface is gaseous, and very very cold.

Answer 4

Uranus is a gas giant and does not have a solid surface. The planet is primarily made of water, methane and ammonia ice.

Answer 5

Scientists believe that there might be a huge ocean on Uranus.

Answer 6

there is actually no solid surface on uranus.

Answer 7

The surface of Uranus is made of a big ball of gas and ice. The planet does not have a solid surface like the earth.

Answer 8

Uranus is gassy.