One of this planet's moons has ovoids, which look from space like racetracks that are over one hundred miles across.
One of this planet's moons has ovoids, which look from space like racetracks that are over one hundred miles across. Its brightest ring by far is its Epsilon Ring, and it was the second planet known to have rings around it, after Saturn. This was the first planet discovered since ancient times, though it was originally believed to be a comet by its discoverer. That man, who also discovered its first known moons Titania and Oberon, was William Herschel. This planet's axis of rotation is almost perpendicular to other planets'. Name this body usually farther from Earth than Saturn but closer than Neptune.
One of this planet's moons has ovoids, which look from space like racetracks that are over one hundred miles across.
Uranus