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Scientists say it might be Uranus, because it is basically upside down. They think an asteroid or something hit it, knocking it off its original axial tilt.

Its tilt now is about 98 degrees.

Sometimes Venus is given as the answer, with a tilt of about 177 degrees.

However, it depends on the definitions used. (Sometimes Venus is said to tilt at only about 3 degrees.)

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