Does Uranus collide with the sun?

Answer 1

five hundred and sixty eight

Answer 2

Nearly 22 thousand planets the size of Uranus can fit inside the sun, provided they are squished together instead of stacked like marbles. The volume of Uranus is 6.83x1013 km3, whereas the sun is 1.496x1018 km3.

Simple division shows that (given the inexact and tenuous nature of their diameters and volumes), the volume of the Sun is 21,903 times that of Uranus.

Answer 3

Uranus is one of the larger planets, 7th in order from the sun. It is about 19 times the distance from the sun as the earth is. (or about 1.8 billion miles.) As far as we can tell, the orbit of Uranus is stable so it will continue to orbit the sun and will never collide with it.

Answer 4

Yes, Uranus is much smaller than the sun. All the planets put together could fit in the sun, and have tons of room left over.

Answer 5

No, Uranus does not collide with the sun. It orbits the sun at a distance of about 1.8 billion miles, so there is no risk of collision.

Answer 6

Approximately 19,250