Objects in Our Universe

The Uranus                    The Uranus is seventh planet from our Sun. Uranus is known as the “Sideway Planet” because it rotates on its side. The Uranus is named after the Greek god of sky Uranus. According to Greek mythology the Uranus was the grandfather of Zeus and father of Cronus. The is the third largest planet in our solar system. The Uranus’s axis of rotation is tilted by 98 degrees which is relative on its side. According to some theory’s scientists, the earth’s sized body collided with Uranus, this radically throwing off its rotation. The axial tilt causes seasons. There are four seasons on the Uranus but the seasons one very different them seasons on earth. The Uranus required 84 earth days to complete on orbit around the sun. The season on Uranus lasts 21 earth years as the Uranus tilted on its sides, this mean the one of the poles of Uranus always points to sun. During summer seasons, the other poles experiences winter and never sees the sun, For 21 long years. At the

                  The Saturn is sixth planet from the Sun in our solar system. The Saturn is second largest planet in our solar system. The Saturn named after the Roman god of agriculture, who is equated with the Greek deity Cronus, one of the titans and father of Zeus (Roman god Jupiter). As like the Jupiter , the Saturn is a gas giant and the composition of the Saturn is dominated by hydrogen. As we look the composition of Saturn, the Saturn is also failed star. The pressure is not enough to become a star on hydrogen. But the pressure is enough to convert hydrogen into liquid metallic hydrogen. The liquid metallic hydrogen drive to generate strong magnetic field. The distance between Saturn and the Sun is 1.434 billion kilometers. The Saturn requires 29 years to complete one orbit around the sun. The Saturn second largest planet in our solar system.                 The Saturn least dense planet in our solar system. Although Saturn may have a dense, solid core, the large gaseous out