Miranda: The Frankenstein Moon Orbiting Uranus

[@andresalvarezmernes114]

Having a moon orbiting uranus must be unconfortable

[@davidmorse3190]

@@andresalvarezmernes114 only if attacked by Klingons

[@thestevenjaywaymusic7775]

Oh you silly person.

[@petery4521]

Ok I really liked this video. Sadly I will not be here when we visit this area of space in 2042. Would be fantastic to see these moons close up

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Why is Miranda orbiting Neptune in your video title!?! Uranus wants it's moon back!!!

[@leighpowell1062]

Miranda must have been on holiday

[@zoltankarman7123]

Insane Curiosity wrong planet in the thumbnail that's the Neptune not The Uranus

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

We need to get back to Uranus & Neptune! 🚀🚀👍👍

[@YeenMage]

Wrong thumbnail photo. That's Neptune, not Uranus

[@adamski8052]

Why is the planet in the thumbnail Neptune? If the moon orbits Uranus? 😂

[@mandomario]

What if Miranda's surface is so oddly shape because it formed too close to the host planet, the planet started to tear it apart. The gravitational tremors pushed it far enough away to leave it as it currently is?

[@dennisdean7366]

There is a type of volcano called a cryovolcano.

[@blahsomethingclever]

I wish I could own one of those moons and build a thriving civilization first in the ice, then as space faring colonizers and adventurers!!

[@DavidSimons-ss5kn]

Perhaps they should've named it Caliban!

[@saltraker9652]

always translating kilometers to miles drives me nuts!

[@jhonma5122]

So Uranus has a moon👹😉

[@jakelawton283]

why all the moon images?

[@archiehendricks6093]

Uranus mooning u

[@colargol8723]

I am duck

[@charlie44266]

Why not just make a video reading from Wikipedia and posing a lot of questions which already have answers?

[@archiehendricks6093]

Sounds queer