Will Uranus blow up

Answer 1

No. Neptune has storms in its atmosphere, including lightning that would be hot enough to start a fire.

Fires need to have both oxygen and fuel to burn. The hydrogen and methane in Neptune's atmosphere would make good fuel, but there isn't enough oxygen.

Answer 2

No, Uranus will not blow up. While Uranus is a giant planet made mostly of hydrogen and helium, it is not undergoing any processes that would cause it to explode. It will continue to exist as a distant planet in our solar system.

Answer 3

No.

Neptune is a gas giant, which means it is composed entirely of gas, therefore has no solid surface. With no solid surface, it's impossible for volcanoes to form.

Answer 4

yes neptune will blow up.but yoo dont need to worry about that because we will be dead enyway

Answer 5

Scientists have no current reason to believe that the planet Uranus will explode.

Answer 6

No. It cannot explode. While much of Neptune is composed of substances that would be flammable on Earth, Neptune has no oxygen to support combustion.

Answer 7

neptune will only explode if all the things around it get to close and make neptune bigger!! also because neptunes cold it most likely i am sorry for spreading it!!

Answer 8

No, Their orbits are in a pattern (a resonance), which means that they can never get very close to each other.

Answer 9

No, Neptune still exists.