Solar System: Uranus

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• Uranus wasn't discovered to be a planet until March 13, 1781.
• Uranus has only been visited by a single spacecraft: Voyager 2 in 1986.
• Uranus spins on an axis nearly perpendicular with its axis of rotation around the sun. When visited by Voyager 2, its south pole was pointed towards the Sun.
• There are rings around Uranus, but they, like its axis of rotation, are nearly perpendicular to its orbit around the Sun.
• Even though it isn't the farthest planet out, it is the coldest planet in our solar system (below -200 C).

References:
The Nine Planets
Universe Today