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Because the outer 4 planet's is made up of gases and the planet Uranus is made of Hydrogen, Helium, and Methane. All of those are gases. We would probably be able to visit this planet if the outer planet's were not made of gases and we had special suit's so we wouldn't die from Hypothermia because it is very far from the sun.

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