they dont, but uranus gives off blueish greenish color gas ( that is possinis )
and it gives off more energy then it gets from the sun.
Uranus' ocean is hot due to the atmosphere in the planet. The surface is said to be made of an ocean that is very hot at extremely high temperatures.
Yes, the average temperatures are -184.C.
Uranus is considered an Ice Giant because of its sub-zero temperatures and it its high composition of ice. Edit: It isn't quite that simple. The "ices" will be at a high temperature deep inside Uranus. But the very high pressures there keep them as solids. It's an example of how scientists use words in ways that can mislead people.
The AVERAGE temperature of Uranus is 224 degrees C
Uranus and Neptune have the coldest surface temperatures. Their average temperatures are very similar at about minus 200 to minus 220 degrees Celsius.
High 5000 degrees Low -357 degrees
Uranus' ocean is hot due to the atmosphere in the planet. The surface is said to be made of an ocean that is very hot at extremely high temperatures.
Yes, the average temperatures are -184.C.
uranus
Uranus is considered an Ice Giant because of its sub-zero temperatures and it its high composition of ice. Edit: It isn't quite that simple. The "ices" will be at a high temperature deep inside Uranus. But the very high pressures there keep them as solids. It's an example of how scientists use words in ways that can mislead people.
The AVERAGE temperature of Uranus is 224 degrees C
Uranus would be still the same but with higher temperatures
cause the processor reaches high temperatures that might burn it .permanently...
The temperatures on Uranus are far below the freezing point of water, and most other ices.
Yes, a person would choke and would not be able to breathe in the atmosphere of Uranus because of the poisonous gases. The low temperatures and high wind speeds would also be dangerous to humans.
no it doen't
Neptune and Uranus both have high concentrations of methane in their atmospheres.