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.
Neptune and Uranus are the Ice giant planets.
Ice giant planet.
Uranus is a gas giant, the 7th from the sun It is composed of Hydrogen and Helium with a small percentage of Methane, which makes it blue. However, since the voyager exploration, Uranus is now refered to as an Ice Giant
Types if Ice. Uranus and Neptune are ice giant worlds.
The planet Uranus is called an ice giant planet.
Uranus is an ice giant, one of two in the Solar System; the other ice giant is Neptune.
Neptune and Uranus are the Ice giant planets.
Uranus is known as a "gas giant" or "ice giant" and does not have land masses like the Earth does. There is no known life on Uranus.
Ice giant planet.
Uranus is a gas giant, the 7th from the sun It is composed of Hydrogen and Helium with a small percentage of Methane, which makes it blue. However, since the voyager exploration, Uranus is now refered to as an Ice Giant
Types if Ice. Uranus and Neptune are ice giant worlds.
The planet Uranus is called an ice giant planet.
Its one of the gas giants, though some may argue that it is an `ice giant`.
neither neptune and uranus is an ice giant
uranus
Uranus is a gas giant, but the gas at the core is ice.
Most likely a giant core of ice, or somehow a giant core of boiling magma.