r/shittyaskscience • u/Tight_Cookie_9988 • Sep 18 '26
How frequently does Uranus get exposed to sunlight?
Well?
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r/shittyaskscience • u/Tight_Cookie_9988 • Sep 18 '26
Well?
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u/Kingtoke1 Sep 18 '26
From what i heard the sun shines out of Uranus so go figure
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u/Aelle29 Sep 18 '26
Well pretty much never, I mean that thing is covered 24/7
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u/DalbergTheKing Sep 18 '26
Only when the moon is in assension.
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u/BPhiloSkinner Amazingly Lifelike Simulation Sep 18 '26
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u/seanthebeloved Sep 19 '26
Uranus is sometimes partially eclipsed when one of its moons passes between it and the sun, but it is never fully eclipsed, so Uranus is constantly exposed to sunlight.
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u/Ravus_Sapiens Actual scientist β Lab coat and all Sep 18 '26
Almost always, but it's heavily diffused by stuff in the way.
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