Does the planet Uranus have an ocean?

Answer 1

There is water on Uranus in the form of water vapor, liquid water and solid ice.

- The upper atmosphere of Uranus contains only traces of water vapor.

- Further down there is a cloud layer composed of water clouds (as well as layers of ammonia and methane clouds.)

- The core of Uranus is composed of water ice, ammonia ice and rocks.

- Scientists believe that, because of the tremendous pressure, there is a very large, very hot ocean of liquid water and ammonia down on the surface of this giant "Ice Planet"!

Answer 2

Yes and no. Ice comets travel through space. Given time, there will be an ice comet that will be traveling through Uranus, in other times, there won't be one. Ever wondered how Earth got it's water? That's right, ice comets crashed into earth, melted, and turned to water. After millions of years you get lakes oceans, rivers, etc. (I don't know where the ice comets originated from although.)

Answer 3

Yes, it is theorized that Uranus has a subsurface ocean made of water, ammonia, and other volatiles beneath its icy shell. The presence of this ocean could help explain some of the unique characteristics of Uranus, such as its unusual magnetic field.

Answer 4

The so-called "ice giants" (Uranus and Neptune) are thought to consist largely of water, probably in the form of an ammonia-water ocean surrounding a relatively small, rocky core.

Answer 5

Yes, Uranus is known to have water in aerosol form in its atmosphere.

Answer 6

yes it does it has an ocean that spans the entire planet and its around 8000 degres hot.So if you went in youd be a crispy critter

Answer 7

No but it is surrounded by a cold dark ring of debris

Answer 8

NO! Its green-ish looking because there is methane gas on the planet.