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Did you know that all planets spin? Uranus is the only planet that spins on its side. Find out more in Uranus, a Planets book. This is an AV2 media enhanced book. A unique book code printed on page 2 unlocks multimedia content. This book comes alive with embedded weblinks, audio and video clips, activities, and other features, such as a slide show, matching word activity, and quiz.
"This cold, giant plant may be far away, but scientists know lots about it and are striving to discover even more. Learn all about Uranus and what makes it such a cool planet"--
Grab your parka, and let’s visit Uranus! This planet is the coldest one in our solar system; its atmosphere is made up of clouds of ice. Through accessible text, clearly labeled diagrams, and full-color photographs, readers discover what makes Uranus unique—from its sideways rotation to its characteristic blue color. Readers are sure to enjoy this fresh and fun take on a familiar science curriculum topic.
Uranus by Jay T. Bergstralh,Ellis D. Miner,Mildred Shapley Matthews Pdf
Uranus occupies a unique niche in the history of western thought; for while the planets from Mercury to Saturn had been known since pre-antiquity, Uranus was the first to be discovered, in 1781, through scientific investigation. Contemporary investigation of Uranus culminated in the Voyager 2 encounter in 1986. The results of that achievement, as well of concurrent research on the planet, are reviewed by 84 international authorities in this massive volume. Because Uranus' remoteness has prevented its being studied as intensively by earth-based observation as have other members of the solar system, most of what is known about the planet—its magnetic field and magnetosphere and satellites—were learned from the Voyager data, which is viewed here from a variety of perspectives. While the book is intended to serve as a comprehensive review, it also reports a substantial amount of original research results not previously published.
More than 1.7 billion miles from the Sun, orbits the icy giant Uranus. Readers will explore Uranus, its place in the solar system, how it formed, its curious sideways rotation, its rocky moons, and much more. Featuring full-color photographs from the Voyager 2 mission, the book’s engaging text gives space scientists an in-depth look at icy Uranus.
An introduction to Uranus, describing its place in the solar system, its physical characteristics, its movements in space, and other facts about this planet.