Uranus has entered Gemini for the first time in 84 years, and astrologers and social media users are panicking about this transition, believing that it could herald turbulent times.

On July 7, change-maker Uranus will make its debut in Gemini for the first time in almost a century. Discover what this means ...

In this installment of Practical Magic, Lisa Stardust explains why people are talking about Uranus in Gemini 2025. Always ...

As a planet, Uranus is technically visible with the naked eye in true dark and moonless locations. At best, it will be around plus 5.86, the limit of most people’s vision.

Everyone loves a good Uranus crack—the mere mention of its name can draw snickers in a serious science class. But the sideways planet has a surprisingly respectable backstory that few people ...

Saturn is the only other planet with an identified blue outer ring in the solar system. Both blue rings are associated with small moons; Saturn with Enceladus and Uranus with Mab. "The outer ring ...

This is an image of the planet Uranus taken by the spacecraft Voyager 2 on Jan. 14, 1986 from a distance of approximately 7.8 milllion miles. (NASA/JPL Photo) (NASA/JPL Photo) Share .

Talk about a big bang. A "cataclysmic" collision some 4 billion years ago between Uranus and another massive object forever changed the evolution of the giant planet, a new study suggests. Uranus ...

To the human eye, Uranus is the only planet without interesting features on it. Here's the scientific story of why. A false color view of Uranus made from images taken by Voyager 2, on January 21 ...

Uranus is a cold an windy planet, and has the third largest diameter of all planets in the solar system. It also uniquely rotates on a 90 degree tilt from its axis.

Voyager 2 took this image as it approached the planet Uranus on Jan. 14, 1986. The planet’s hazy bluish color is due to the methane in its atmosphere, which absorbs red wavelengths of light.

Orbiting the Sun at an average distance of 2.9 billion kilometres - more than 19 times further out than the Earth - Uranus was the first planet to be discovered with the aid of a telescope, in 1781.