What is the land like on Uranus?

Answer 1

Uranus is an ice giant (a separate classification from gas giant, but mainly the same), so technically there is no land. The mantle is a hot and dense ocean of water and ammonia, and beneath that there is the core, which is half the size of Earth and mostly comprised of silicon. So if you wanted land on Uranus, you would have to travel roughly 15x103km down, then survive on the core with temperatures around 5000oC, and pressures of 8 million bars.

Answer 2

Its solid core is composed of metals and silicate rock, and the core is in turn covered an icy mantle of methane ammonia and water ice. Uranus, like Jupiter and Saturn, has a system of rings, total of 11. But, the ring system is much more complex than that of Jupiter, but less so than Saturn's spectacular system. The system around Uranus seems to be relatively young and probably did not form at the same time as the planet. The particles that make up the rings may be the remnants of a moon that was either broken by a high velocity impact or torn apart by the gravitational effects of Uranus.

Answer 3

Its solid core is composed of metals and silicate rock, and the core is in turn covered an icy mantle of methane ammonia and water ice. Uranus, like Jupiter and Saturn, has a system of rings, total of 11. But, the ring system is much more complex than that of Jupiter, but less so than Saturn's spectacular system. The system around Uranus seems to be relatively young and probably did not form at the same time as the planet. The particles that make up the rings may be the remnants of a moon that was either broken by a high velocity impact or torn apart by the gravitational effects of Uranus.

Answer 4

Uranus is a gas giant composed mostly of hydrogen, helium, and methane. It does not have a solid surface like Earth, so there is no distinct land on Uranus. The outer layers of the planet are mainly composed of ice and liquid, but it's not a suitable environment for land-based features.

Answer 5

It is supposed to be made of helium, hydrogen, water, ammonia, hydrocarbons and methane ice.

Answer 6

The planet Uranus has no surface. It is a "gas giant", a planet formed entirely of gas.

Answer 7

it is blue it is very cold and not very spescia

Answer 8

Uranus dosent have a terrain it is just a big ball of gas

Answer 9

Uranus is a gas planet with no solid surface. It has no landforms.