Neat comparison Retro! I didn't realize Uranus was that much smaller than Jupiter.

By my calculations, if you were to by tacos from taco bell with that amount of money, and you were to stack them lengthwise, they would span 150au...roughly 3 times the distance to Pluto on its furthest point...or roughly 30au outside of the heliopause (the magnetic end of the sun, what one could really call the end of the solar system). I will check the math on that...but I think I am right.


Edit: I must of multipled when I should of divided...it is really about 24au...which puts it just slightly pasted Uranus...coincidence, I think not.

Awww man, Uranus is so fucking sweet! 27 moons and fulla methane, smooth as glass like a handsome bald head, can't think of a better place to strike a match and start a wildfire!

....that chick that reminds us of Urinuss' orbit around the sun, needs more sun.

If Carson Daily = Pluto, Does Letterman = Uranus?

Insert predictable 'what if Earth had a brown ring like Uranus' alternative title here.

Uranus, the asshole.

>> ^srd:
Personally, I prefer Uranus:


That's what she said?

Personally, I prefer Uranus: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rings_of_Uranus

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Further, towards the back is Uranus

Dig the sounds of the Gas Giants? Tune into Radio Free Uranus!

"Earth is the 3rd outermost planet of nine planets."

How the hell did this happen!? Uranus and Earth just swapped orbits?

Uranus: "Hey Pluto, you're not a planet like us anymore, sit in the back of the bus."
Pluto: "Aw dang."

Noone's thought that maybe the gas is coming from Uranus?


Woooo!!

This is stock Nasa footage voiced over by a crank -- abiotic methane is extremely common. It is found in the atmosphere of virtually every cold body that has an atmosphere: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Titan, etc. Earth has less methane because of its excess oxygen.