The visual beauty of Uranus gets ignored to an extent. The Voyager 2 images of Uranus give me chills... the way it just hangs there in the vacuum, smooth as a billiard ball... there's something oddly threatening about it, something unreal, but yet so captivating.
Aside from the jokes, I think it’s pretty cool that we knew Neptune existed simply because it was having a gravitational influence on the recently discovered planet.
@@XavierBetoN says so in the video, starting at around 1:45 , they mathematically concluded Neptune was there since Uranus didn’t follow the predicted path
@@erk9822 it's true, it was a French astronomer who discovered that using only Newtonian Mechanics of planets, his name is now embedded on the tour Eiffel btw. Then they noticed Mercury had similar issues of not being correctly in line with what the model said it should be. They tried a bunch of things even searching for an inner planet "Vulcan", never found. Ultimately this was incorrect as Einstein proved it was due to mercury being the closest to the most massive thing in the solar system ,the Sun , experiences delays in its orbit because of general relativity. I'm too amazed by how much these scientists achieved sitting on their desks pen and paper in hand.
Dude, when the guy talked about how there might be diamond rain in the mantle I had to rewind to make sure I heard that right. I was like, wait, he's serious? That stuff can actually exist in real life? Lols. Probably shouldn't be too surprised though, what with the more I hear about just how unique every single planet and moon is. Nature sure is amazing!
See, basically everything you can imagine is possible in an always expanding universe, it's basically infinite until someone proves that it's not. Infinite universe means infinite possibilities
Diamonds are just compressed carbon. Carbon is a basic element of the universe. There's bound to be lots of diamonds out there. Some say there are huge ones deep inside the earth.
Diamonds are quite common in our solar system, if the supply wasn't so tightly controlled on our planet they would be almost worthless. There are entire asteroids of them.
The outer layers of Uranus are difficult to penetrate. But with a little bit of effort and confidence, it is possible to push deeper and uncover its secrets.
Incomplete collection: 0:26 Stick with me on this journey and we will explore almost everything you could want to know about Uranus. 1:06 Uranus is also very special in the way it rotates and orbits. 2:31 What's really interesting about Uranus is its rotation. 2:41 Not Uranus, no. Uranus has fallen over and is rolling instead 3:51 Uranus rotates once every 17 hours and 14 minutes. 4:32 Although it is generally accepted that a large earth-sized planet crashed into Uranus. 4:42 How big actually is Uranus? 5:41 To call Uranus a gas giant is a bit disingenuous 5:56 most of the mass of Uranus being in this core and mantle. 6:10 It's this methane that gives Uranus its aquamarine or cyan colour. 6:59 and they are thought to only be 600 million years old, much younger than Uranus. 7:59 Uranus has only been visited by a spacecraft once. 8:19 When Hubble was launched it also had to look at Uranus. 8:44 Overall Uranus has 27 known moons. 11:05 Finally let's explore Uranus' climate 11:48 Storms are relatively rare on Uranus. 12:21 And another unique feature of Uranus its unusual magnetosphere. 13:12 There we have it: Almost everything you could want to know about the fascinating world of Uranus. Feel free to add!
I'm 54. When I was a kid I had a vivid dream... I and my classmates were able to fly to whichever planet we wanted. I flew to Pluto and there was an above ground ice cave that I explored. I think I remember it because I told my parents about it in the wee hours of the morning. I've been watching your videos for quite a while now. I think that this has been the most interesting. Maybe just the subject, maybe the improvement in video, or maybe just you're getting better. Keep it up!
My favorite fact about Uranus is that it “rolls on its side like a barrel.” I find that analogy perfect. It’s vivid, memorable, kinda fun and best of all simple. Once you can picture a barrel being rolled on its side you never forget that Uranus does the same.
But wouldn't that mean only one hemisphere faces the sun at all times? I still don't get how it's Equinox works and the other side faces the sun after 42 years
@@abooga8 its not barrel rolling. its spinning on its side. 11:52 here you can see how its poles and sides are towarded the sun when it orbits. its not ALL THE TIME pole toward sun -barrel position.
I myself try to visit Uranus often. As long as the climate is hospitable and not too humid then it makes for quite a pleasurable experience. I wouldn't stay too long tho. Just stick to the geography that is most comfortable and stay in constant contact with your team member.
- Isn't it a friggin embarrassment? The so called science communities still stucked with this absolutely primitive "joke" about the name one of the most important Mythical Titan ? 👎
@@sandordula5207 Oh, pull your head out of uranus. Uranus jokes will never get old; and they are here to stay whether you like them or not (until Uranus gets renamed in the far future).
It was one guy who named it, not several. I'm not exactly sure what a 'melord' is (my lord?), but Caelus was already taken, although I think they could have made an exception.
Man, I wish they made blockbuster movie about Uranus. You just showed how fascinating it is, so I think that more people should be excited about these peculiarities and mysteries.
Loved this quick little video. Uranus is my favorite planet in the Solar System. I literally know everything about it. You did this video justice. Keep them coming.
I was so excited last night when I finally caught Uranus with my big scope, I was tired at the end but totally worth the all night wait, Uranus was something I will never forget
It's always nice to plunge deep into the mysteries of Uranus. Even if this time it's the second time. Jokes aside, I love your channel and it's one of my favorites of all of youtube. Space never gets old to me and you are adept in your way of describing and teaching things. totally underrated channel!
In a classic astronomer move, the "ice" in an "ice giant" isn't actually ice in the colloquial sense. It refers to chemical compounds that melt above around 100 Kelvin, regardless of whether they're actually solid. See also "metal", a category which, for an astronomer, generally includes all elements heavier than helium.
One of the best summations of the known facts of this fascinating planet. Relative to the other planets, very little is known about Uranus & Neptune. Both planets warrant a dedicated mission and orbiter, hopefully sometime in the near future. Thank you for this wonderful video. Instant subscription to this channel!
I really enjoyed this video. I like your presentation of facts, what we know and what we see. I get tired of repeated “maybe this is how it was formed millions of years ago” when I am looking for what we know. These planets in our solar system are so interesting.
Very unlikely. Even if a robotic mechanism might theoretically be able to withstand the monstrously immense pressure of the Uranus gasseus/liquid environment and even manages to land on its rocky bottom, it will never be able to transmit any information. The gargantuan electromagnetic phenomena will make sure of that.
That comparison with Earth at 5:00 is really awesome. I always picture Uranus and Neptune being much bigger than that, I guess due to me perceiving all gas giants as being monstrous like Jupiter and Saturn.
The only reason Jupiter is as big as it is was due to it trying to become a star but lost in the tug of war for sufficient substance to initiate the nuclear fission process. Jupiter, despite being our biggest, is a literal failure.
It's such an amazing time to alive. If you lived 2000 years ago, you were ill equipped to discover and explore all the wonders one can find not only on and around, but also inside Uranus. When I was a kid, my father asked me: "Son, can you explain to me how Pluto seemingly disappeared in Uranus?" Well, I didn't want to sacrifice Mickey Mouse back then, so... this dispute was quickly settled.
Idk if theres anything new enough yet to be worth doing it but I hope neptune gets an updated entry like the other 7! Love the channel so much, keep it up!
Fun fact: Uranus and Neptune are *ALMOST* the same color. Pictures of Neptune that you see on the internet are edited so scientists can see the features of the planet better, but in true color, it looks identical to Uranus.
Think about this. Voyager 2 flew by 35 years ago but just recently "left" the solar system. While I understand that it's flight path isn't direct it still helps one comprehend the distance traveled.
It's still in our solar system, it's right on the edge of the helio pause which extend for more then 3 light years. It won't leave the solar system for over 13k years.
Glad to see everyone's being perfectly mature about this.
Still scrolling looking for a discussion about the planet. After the first two, these jokes are quite boring
@@juliuscaesar7795 do you like Uranus?
@@juliuscaesar7795 man screw these jokes! Can I just watch a Uranus video without someone acting like a child
@@redhattoons9357 yeah and screw uranus
@@X-boomer No thanks
The pressure in Uranus is so tight it makes diamond oceans.
oh my god
Diamond turds
@@chesi_7_0_79 what happens if you polish one? it skyrockets in value?
That's explains my anal fissure.
Those are called hemorrhoids my friend.
@03:28 _"42 years of darkness..."_
So what you're saying is, Uranus is _literally_ where the sun don't shine...?
Damn it 😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
I'm gonna have to write that one down 🤣
The best yet...
Came here for the comments and not disappointed.
Even the narrator sounds like he is speaking through a smile.
"When Hubble was launched, it also had a look at Uranus, discovering two additional rings"
Curry night is followed by a twitching ring of fire.
Additional, imagin!
This is probably the worst of the uranus jokes in this thread lol. Like you literally just picked any random sentence with the word uranus in it lol
@@iwatchyoutube6539 he was just quoting his newly found knowledge.
@@johnsmith-ky5qg yooo hahaaaaaa 🔥✨ GOLD!
Can we just rename it to Urectum
Good news everyone!
😂😂😂😂
Urectum?...Damn near killed 'em! 😁
Then erectum
How about "Urass"?
"The bizarre characteristics of Uranus."
Hey now, there's no need to get personal, we've just met.
What's wrong? Too small for you?
I laughed when I read the title of the video.
Lmao beat me to it. Damn. Respect.
@@anthonyweibel we're all literally 12. My people! 😂
that planet will AAAAAALWAYS be made fun of. Rule of life.
The visual beauty of Uranus gets ignored to an extent. The Voyager 2 images of Uranus give me chills... the way it just hangs there in the vacuum, smooth as a billiard ball... there's something oddly threatening about it, something unreal, but yet so captivating.
Uranus 💀
@@Introvertical873 yuh-ran-us
FR. I LOVE IT SO MUCH
Someone took a pic of my ass? Wtf?
jokes aside, uranus is such a cool planet :)
When hubble was launched, it also had a look at Uranus.
I was holding on up until that point, then i lost it.
You know, they could have just hired a proctologist for far less money.
You don't a telescope for that... just an endoscope...
@@thiesenf haha so funny 😐
“We will explore almost everything you would want to know about uranus”
I can’t wait !
Gaeeee
Brehh xD
It's called a colonoscopy
@@chesi_7_0_79 GAEEEEE
All I know, is that it's a giant foghorn!
"Uranus is a gas giant" - no arguments there
Extremely underrated comment 😂
😆
As usual, there's always one original humorist to make the same stupid joke about that planet like it hasn't been done millions times before...
@@MarkOhlsson Can't seem to help it when the teacher pronounced it as "Your Anus" during childhood.
@@MarkOhlsson why is Uranus so tight? Lighten up.
I was apprehensive about exploring Uranus at first, but after digging into it I can't get enough of Uranus 👍
💀
@@itz_not_trell5031 your name lmfaooooo.
Booty call.
Why apprehensive?
now, it's shitty everywhere
Ah, exploring Uranus. What a wonderful activity. We have to do it more often.
That's what your mom said
You know what kind of websites to use.
Yes, there's a lot of probing to do.
NASA is planning to probe inside Uranus
@@violane_9557 At least they could buy me dinner first
Thanks for the informative video! I've been meaning to dig deeper into Uranus for a while now, such a tight topic!
XD
Uranus is TIGHT!
🤦♂️😂💀
Will people please take Uranus seriously?
😂
Aside from the jokes, I think it’s pretty cool that we knew Neptune existed simply because it was having a gravitational influence on the recently discovered planet.
So, you're telling Neptune was found due to gravitational influence of Uranus?
@@XavierBetoN says so in the video, starting at around 1:45 , they mathematically concluded Neptune was there since Uranus didn’t follow the predicted path
@@erk9822 it's true, it was a French astronomer who discovered that using only Newtonian Mechanics of planets, his name is now embedded on the tour Eiffel btw. Then they noticed Mercury had similar issues of not being correctly in line with what the model said it should be. They tried a bunch of things even searching for an inner planet "Vulcan", never found. Ultimately this was incorrect as Einstein proved it was due to mercury being the closest to the most massive thing in the solar system ,the Sun , experiences delays in its orbit because of general relativity. I'm too amazed by how much these scientists achieved sitting on their desks pen and paper in hand.
It might’ve never been discovered until much later if it weren’t for Uranus~
Rhnk you for making an adult comment
Dude, when the guy talked about how there might be diamond rain in the mantle I had to rewind to make sure I heard that right. I was like, wait, he's serious? That stuff can actually exist in real life? Lols. Probably shouldn't be too surprised though, what with the more I hear about just how unique every single planet and moon is. Nature sure is amazing!
See, basically everything you can imagine is possible in an always expanding universe, it's basically infinite until someone proves that it's not. Infinite universe means infinite possibilities
Diamonds are just compressed carbon. Carbon is a basic element of the universe. There's bound to be lots of diamonds out there. Some say there are huge ones deep inside the earth.
Only thing which makes the diamonds rare and valuable are the companies owning mines.
+ Doesn’t jupiter also has dimond rain?
Diamonds are quite common in our solar system, if the supply wasn't so tightly controlled on our planet they would be almost worthless. There are entire asteroids of them.
Thanks. I’ve never been flexible enough to get a good look at it!!!
That's pretty funny, maybe a hubble mirror would help.
Send up a camera.
@@clayz1 oh no
@@clayz1 The doctors have done that to me three times. 😰
One can really learn everyday about Uranus and still be amazed and slightly bewildered. Truly a planet of a kind.
Why, thank you!
Uranus is defibetely one of the planets of all time
@@123495734 definitely*
What planet?
Yes, uranus is quite remarkable.
Uranus: Am I a joke to you?
Everyone: Yes.
It's the butt of many jokes lol
I just wanna be loved
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@smokeymcpot69 pun intended
@@disgustedrn4215 i'm sorry fella, tonight we're having spicy tacos again
This cracks me everytime without fail.....
The outer layers of Uranus are difficult to penetrate. But with a little bit of effort and confidence, it is possible to push deeper and uncover its secrets.
🤣🤣🤣 damn!!
bruh
Into Uranus
When Hispenuis collides with Uranus
Hahaha God damn xD
Incomplete collection:
0:26 Stick with me on this journey and we will explore almost everything you could want to know about Uranus.
1:06 Uranus is also very special in the way it rotates and orbits.
2:31 What's really interesting about Uranus is its rotation.
2:41 Not Uranus, no. Uranus has fallen over and is rolling instead
3:51 Uranus rotates once every 17 hours and 14 minutes.
4:32 Although it is generally accepted that a large earth-sized planet crashed into Uranus.
4:42 How big actually is Uranus?
5:41 To call Uranus a gas giant is a bit disingenuous
5:56 most of the mass of Uranus being in this core and mantle.
6:10 It's this methane that gives Uranus its aquamarine or cyan colour.
6:59 and they are thought to only be 600 million years old, much younger than Uranus.
7:59 Uranus has only been visited by a spacecraft once.
8:19 When Hubble was launched it also had to look at Uranus.
8:44 Overall Uranus has 27 known moons.
11:05 Finally let's explore Uranus' climate
11:48 Storms are relatively rare on Uranus.
12:21 And another unique feature of Uranus its unusual magnetosphere.
13:12 There we have it: Almost everything you could want to know about the fascinating world of Uranus.
Feel free to add!
0:55 "63 earths can fit inside uranus"
...got from Ferdinand Salazar's comment. This needed to be saved for posterity lol .
This is great
@@SparkTFS "64 if you relaxed"
@@Fei-Chan 😭💀✋
0:35 All the planets are named after Roman gods, except Uranus.
"Uranus has fallen over and is rolling..."
That must be quite painful.
Uranus roatating, idk might be fun
Prolapse do be messy. 😂
Was Uranus rolling on the floor laughing?
Damn it 🤣🤣🤣
>For you
I’m unsure why so many science RUclipsrs are so interested in this topic. This is between me and my doctor!
Not tonight it's not.
😭
I'm sorry but Uranus is public knowledge. In fact, the whole world has seen Uranus 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@jeffcook3747 I was told those pictures were PRIVATE!
And keeping it clean,,, between the sheets and behind locked doors.
Uranus : the most mocked planet in the solar system.
It's the butt of many jokes!
Uranus: "Shut up Pluto! At least I'm still a planet....s-sorry. Too soon?"
Uranus: “Damnit, how many times do I have to tell you,,, the name given to me by my founder is George.”
@@stormysyndrome7043
George the Third.
We should rename it Urectum.
"How big, actually, is Uranus?"
Im an adult
*_WTF_*
A fist
@@somebody700
lmfao
Im pretty big 😉
Note, this is a remaster of one of the first videos on my channel! Lots changed, but it hopefully still has the same essence as the original. Enjoy!
Great video👍
Always good to hear a update on Uranus
@ɮօʊռċɛ օʄʄ Greeks: OURanus
Your videos are good
Please do a remaster of Jupiter too. It's my favourite celestial ball of gas. Pleeeeeaaaaaseeeee :)
Eating Taco Bell before going to bed will definitely lead to some bizarre characteristics in Uranus.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm 54. When I was a kid I had a vivid dream... I and my classmates were able to fly to whichever planet we wanted. I flew to Pluto and there was an above ground ice cave that I explored. I think I remember it because I told my parents about it in the wee hours of the morning.
I've been watching your videos for quite a while now. I think that this has been the most interesting. Maybe just the subject, maybe the improvement in video, or maybe just you're getting better. Keep it up!
i flew in uranus
@@legendary548
Did you touch the sides?
this has nothing to do with this video lol
@@legendary548 what was the experience?
@@legendary548 ha ha ha haha hahahaHAHAHAHAHA
My favorite fact about Uranus is that it “rolls on its side like a barrel.” I find that analogy perfect. It’s vivid, memorable, kinda fun and best of all simple. Once you can picture a barrel being rolled on its side you never forget that Uranus does the same.
ANALogoly
But wouldn't that mean only one hemisphere faces the sun at all times? I still don't get how it's Equinox works and the other side faces the sun after 42 years
@@abooga8 it does not roll same pole facing the sun all time. in equinox its side is towards sun and then the other pole..
@@rilluma what I don't get is, what cause it to flip sides? A barrel rolling on its side would only ever show the one end, wouldn't it?
@@abooga8 its not barrel rolling. its spinning on its side. 11:52 here you can see how its poles and sides are towarded the sun when it orbits. its not ALL THE TIME pole toward sun -barrel position.
"Uranus...desolate waste." Ok, we're off to a good start.
I myself try to visit Uranus often. As long as the climate is hospitable and not too humid then it makes for quite a pleasurable experience. I wouldn't stay too long tho. Just stick to the geography that is most comfortable and stay in constant contact with your team member.
“The first unique aspect of Uranus is its name” Indeed my friend, indeed.
- Isn't it a friggin embarrassment? The so called science communities still stucked with this absolutely primitive "joke" about the name one of the most important Mythical Titan ? 👎
@@sandordula5207 Oh, pull your head out of uranus. Uranus jokes will never get old; and they are here to stay whether you like them or not (until Uranus gets renamed in the far future).
It's not like Urine Us is much better
@@sandordula5207 You’re gonna need a big mirror if you want to see Uranus, fella….
@@brianmeese1641 - the good news for you is that you don't need a special one to see yours.
I clicked just for the puns. I wasn’t disappointed 😂
Same!
Guilty as charged. 😂😂😂
not to mention the innocence in the narrator's voice with which the he describes the pun.
Right? XD
Me 6! Hahahahaha!
The one who named Uranus as is instead of "Ouranos" probably knew what they were doing. Probably the greatest memelord in the scientific community
Trolling before it was a thing.
It was one guy who named it, not several. I'm not exactly sure what a 'melord' is (my lord?), but Caelus was already taken, although I think they could have made an exception.
Ouranos sounds like Our anus tho, still as bad. Bad in a good way
well, if it would have been names by a soviet....
@Not Alfie Not all that doesn't know what a memelord is, is a boomer. Some are early Xers as well lol. I am a late Xer fortunately lol
Man, I wish they made blockbuster movie about Uranus. You just showed how fascinating it is, so I think that more people should be excited about these peculiarities and mysteries.
I've seen a few movies on Uranus on this adult theme website
@@juggalofred1533 was gonna say... There's TONS of movies about Uranus out there if you know where to look
Yeah it's called 50 Shades of Grey
Him: I'm going to make a Uranus joke.
Me: you can't be Sirius.
Here's a more obscure "stellar" joke from USAF Navigator school in the 1960's:
"Show me Gienah--and Alphecca."
ur anus
Damn, after this joke I'm gonna cut my Venus
I remember when Britain had an entry in the European song contest sung by Samantha Janus it was written by her brother Hugh 😁
Thats why we changed it to Yourectum
I remember falling in love while gazing at Uranus.
i like to stare at uranus, its so unique
Uranus has some deep red lines
@@samaghiksamurai7853 they should seek medical attention for that
Man i love it so much, I wish I could show the whole world Uranus
My anus? please, you don't want to see that
"What's really interesting about Uranus is its rotation"
Kids these days call it twerking my good sir.
In the context of your user name, nice move there....
Best comment yet!
😂😂😂
@@roadkill5838 shut up you bot who just puts emojis!
@@redhattoons9357 bots don't answer back to silly comments yo!
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Loved this quick little video. Uranus is my favorite planet in the Solar System. I literally know everything about it. You did this video justice. Keep them coming.
We all learned more about Uranus.
Previously I only thought uranus was a gas giant. This confirms it.
literally everything
Uranus: The butt of every joke.
😑
@@uranus6040 AHAHAHA
@@EmmanQuinones5234 😢
The AUDACITY
😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂
I was so excited last night when I finally caught Uranus with my big scope, I was tired at the end but totally worth the all night wait, Uranus was something I will never forget
Good lord 🤣🤣🤣
Easy to spot the Moon, harder to spot Uranus.
Well....I thank you, sir.☺️
this sounds like a crooked love letter
Thanks
Refreshed RUclips and this was uploaded a few seconds before. Always nice to see an Astrum video on my feed
Absolutely agreed!
Let's gooo, some of my favorite yt channels here liking each other's content😍
Lol Jupiter xD
@@jaguartwr2543 Yes, I am godly
Amen to that!!! They’re such a nice treat 🪐🌒✨
Amazing how deep they got into Uranus.
And I hear it smells like poo
It's always nice to plunge deep into the mysteries of Uranus. Even if this time it's the second time. Jokes aside, I love your channel and it's one of my favorites of all of youtube. Space never gets old to me and you are adept in your way of describing and teaching things. totally underrated channel!
plunge deep into the mysteries of uranus
You want people to plunge deep into Uranus, eh?
In a classic astronomer move, the "ice" in an "ice giant" isn't actually ice in the colloquial sense. It refers to chemical compounds that melt above around 100 Kelvin, regardless of whether they're actually solid. See also "metal", a category which, for an astronomer, generally includes all elements heavier than helium.
If an astronomer tries to tell me nitrogen is a metal, I might have to tap out.
@@CuteCuteJames Well it's not a particularly interesting metal.
Asstrum: "All the planets are named after a Roman god. Except Uranus"
Me: Why would I name my ass after a roman god?
I call my ass the Port of Mars.
No I will not elaborate.
@@Cheyne_TetraMFG Those F'N Martians and their anal probes!!!
Why wouldn't you?
Pretty cool that every planet in the solar system has its own unique characteristic. One could say it’s perfect.
“The only moon to be captured in detail”
*like 100 pixels*
Of the inner moons...
Bruh it's farther away than any human could ever travel unless someone finds a way to get extremely potent rockets, be glad we achieved to capture it
You do realise how far away that moon actually is right?
It’s a joke people calm down
@@Stella.22g we've sent probes out of the solar system, we can send them to Uranus too.
I'd imagine the individual that posted this video took a long deep breath.
"I'd like to explore the bizzar characteristics of Uranus" would totally work as a pickup line if the girl is into asstronomy.
Assinfrontomy
Asstwerkonomy
Nice of you to make a video about this since it's kind of hard trying to see anything in the mirror.
The most impressive thing about Uranus is its rotation
Stripper: Thank you 😌
Stripper: Oh yeah.. Well have you seen _this?!_
@@brettvv7475 The many rings?
Grow up!
@@KevyB. No. Never will the word Uranus _not_ be funny.
@@brettvv7475 only in English tho
One of the best summations of the known facts of this fascinating planet. Relative to the other planets, very little is known about Uranus & Neptune. Both planets warrant a dedicated mission and orbiter, hopefully sometime in the near future. Thank you for this wonderful video. Instant subscription to this channel!
Every day, I learn something new
about Uranus.
At least take me out for dinner first 😳
I really enjoyed this video. I like your presentation of facts, what we know and what we see. I get tired of repeated “maybe this is how it was formed millions of years ago” when I am looking for what we know. These planets in our solar system are so interesting.
Once the teacher asked me with the book open: "now show me uranus" there was a misunderstanding to be clarified with the principle later
Im doesn'te
U meant Principal
@@ktolwal yes lol I didn't realize I had misspelled that
@@friedchicken1 no big deal buddy happens to all 👍
@@ktolwal :) tenk yu :)
Uranus really is a stunning sight to behold, I hope one day we can explore Uranus
Very unlikely. Even if a robotic mechanism might theoretically be able to withstand the monstrously immense pressure of the Uranus gasseus/liquid environment and even manages to land on its rocky bottom, it will never be able to transmit any information. The gargantuan electromagnetic phenomena will make sure of that.
"Uranus is the least massive of all gas giants..."
Thanks 😘
The Old Spice scent ad ahead of watching this was a nice algorithmic touch.
That comparison with Earth at 5:00 is really awesome. I always picture Uranus and Neptune being much bigger than that, I guess due to me perceiving all gas giants as being monstrous like Jupiter and Saturn.
I saw that and thought, maybe Earth is the core of a former gas planet. That the gas was blown away and we live now on the solid core of the planet.
The only reason Jupiter is as big as it is was due to it trying to become a star but lost in the tug of war for sufficient substance to initiate the nuclear fission process. Jupiter, despite being our biggest, is a literal failure.
@@swordzanderson5352 You’re not lying. Jupiter’s gotta tough up and accept the truth, man.
I agree. Pictures always make Uranus look bigger than it really is.
I'm not mature enough to watch this without laughing
Everyone making Uranus jokes without acknowledging that the name of the channel that made this video sounds like “Ass Drum”
There you go, I find it informational and motivational to listen to Astrum.
I didn't knew Uranus was shrouded in so much mystery until I throwed myself deep into it.
You were right, Uranus is far more fascinating than one would first think. I enjoyed the video immensely. Well done.
I loved this updated video for Uranus! It’s such an underrated planet imo
Cause I keep hiding it with my pants. (had to)
nobody likes Uranus, how rude! :p
@Kalvin Thomas it isn't gassy for nothing
@Brisni SpirsTrue. Many people are missing out and could use some uranus appreciation
You can't tell me you made that title without chuckling at least a little bit.
It's such an amazing time to alive. If you lived 2000 years ago, you were ill equipped to discover and explore all the wonders one can find not only on and around, but also inside Uranus.
When I was a kid, my father asked me: "Son, can you explain to me how Pluto seemingly disappeared in Uranus?"
Well, I didn't want to sacrifice Mickey Mouse back then, so... this dispute was quickly settled.
“Really Shepard?”
“Probing Uranus” EDI mass effect 2
:')
That's why A.I is banned by the council
maybe we can go back to calling it George
"George is surrounded by gas" hmmm, nah, just doesn't have the same zing to it.
Urectutm
@@rogerwilco1777 😆 better
Latinised, that would be Georgia. We don't really need another Georgia, please. People would joke that Georgians live in Georgia.
How about properly naming it to fit the pattern of the other planets? It has the Greek name not the roman name making it take the butt of butt jokes
0:55
"63 earths can fit inside uranus"
DAMN THAT'S BIG
thats what she said.
Thanks for making a very informative video about myanus 😊
Them: The Bizarre Characteristics of Uranus
Me: It's all the hair, isn't it? 😔
Hair? Thats cute, it looks like someone shoved a wig up my rear, but maybe i've said to much
One day. One day I wont laugh at "The Bizarre Characteristics of Uranus"
Maybe some day.
But not today
Hope
That's just the day when I'll meet my future girlfriend - the day that won't happen
Your name fits the video
Your videos are so good! I've never been more interested in the solar system than I am now because of them.
If you think about it, it is amazing how many people have been watching the video about Uranus :-)
You had me sold at "the bizarre characteristics of Uranus"
I love Heranus, its amazing to be where the Sun never shines
Is it tight?
There might be some alien parasites there
This Channel is so wonderful. I keep watching and rewatching them.
Uranus is also wonderful!
@@toascranill5464 no naughty Jokes please
@@p382742937423y4 Fine....Not even a little one???
@@toascranill5464 allright, fuck it, Lets pull the trigger on that one. Hahahaha
@@p382742937423y4 Hell YEAHHH! lmao
"How big is Uranus? 14.5 Earths" You should see me after a couple burritos.
eeewee
SHHHEEEEEEESH
There has to be one 😂 well done you should be proud 🤝
Idk if theres anything new enough yet to be worth doing it but I hope neptune gets an updated entry like the other 7! Love the channel so much, keep it up!
Uranus has always been my favourite planet. It's always the objects in space we know the least about that intrigue me most.
I love literally everything you post on youtube and I seriously hope that you never stop! I recommend your channel to anyone I talk to about space!
I'd love to see further missions to Uranus and Neptune in my lifetime. It's a crime that they've both only ever been visited by Voyager 2
A crime? Really???
@@davecarsley8773 yup. Criminal. Arrests must me made
it’s been visited a lot more than that 😏
@@scurus11scurus 😩
Probing Uranus wouldn't be a crime.
Clicked the video, head straight to comments...... Y'all didn't disappoint.
Thank you for the video I've been itching to learn about Uranus.
I hope that i never get too old to giggle at a title like this.
Hasn’t happened yet for me. (70 next year).
@@dr.OgataSerizawa same, 653 here (yes we age differently here on Mars)
Can you imagine all the probes that will orbiting Uranus in the future?
Now that the government has admitted to extraterrestrial beings are real lmai
People in restrooms will be fearing for their privacy!
@@Ro_Gaming 😂😂😂😂😂
I guess it's a good thing Astrum is teaching us about Uranus!
My god, Uranus is really taking a pounding in this comments section. Everybody's taking turns on Uranus.
You win!
I thought I was above Uranus jokes but this got me xD
4:42 "How big actually is Uranus?"
Well do you want a picture or a video?
You know, you have a really calming voice I think, Its nice just listening to
Fun fact: Uranus and Neptune are *ALMOST* the same color. Pictures of Neptune that you see on the internet are edited so scientists can see the features of the planet better, but in true color, it looks identical to Uranus.
Think about this. Voyager 2 flew by 35 years ago but just recently "left" the solar system. While I understand that it's flight path isn't direct it still helps one comprehend the distance traveled.
Well that’s a horrible ass joke
But what about Uranus?
@@martianmurray hahaha.
VOyager 2 passed near Uranus lol
It's still in our solar system, it's right on the edge of the helio pause which extend for more then 3 light years. It won't leave the solar system for over 13k years.
Keep up the good work, loved the video! Shame we are still not launching missions to it... I really hope Starship might change that!
In the lore of _Futurama,_ Uranus' name was changed to "Urectum" to end that immature and stupid joke once and for all.
Did they call it urass too?
"Rectum? Damn near killed him.."
Thanks for the specification.
0:44 in greek/roman mythology Uranus is the grandfather of Zeus (Jupiter)
This remastered version is still a great, entertaining watch.
"The bizarre characteristics of uranus" I'm almost 30 and still laught my butt off. Yes I'm incredibly immature and I love it.
I'm 40 and just laughed myanus off ;) Immaturity never goes out of style.
I am 46 and still laugh myanus off as well! We keep our mentality healthy by acting immature from time to time
It's not immature to have humor 😁
Oh no, I didn't know there was a time limit to laughing your ass off xD
32 here and still laughing :D
I'm a mature adult…I'm a mature adult…I'm a mature adult…
Ok
@@Talhakhan-gx9kfok