Encyclopedia > Characteristics > Uranus II
Characteristics | Values |
---|---|
Semi-major axis in astronomical units (au) |
19.218 45 |
Semi-major axis in km | 2 875 038 607 |
Eccentricity of the orbit | 0.04638 |
Inclination of the orbit on the ecliptic |
0°.7732 |
Inclination of the equator on the ecliptic |
97°.86 |
Sidereal revolution period | 84 years and 7.48 days |
Rotation period | 17.24 hours |
Orbital velocity | 7 km/s |
Apparent equatorial diameter at the smallest distance from the Earth (maximum value) |
4".1 |
Equatorial diameter (Earth=1) | 4.0073 |
Equatorial diameter | 51 118 km |
Visual magnitude at the opposition | 5.52 |
Flattening | 1/44 |
Volume (Earth=1) | 62.9 |
Mass (Sun=1) | 1/22 905.35 |
Mass (Earth=1) | 14.54 |
Mass Uranus+satellites (Sun=1) | 1/22 902.94 |
Mass Uranus+satellites (Uranus=1) | 1.0001 |
Density (Earth=1) | 0.23 |
Density (water=1) | 1.27 |
Gravity at the surface (Earth=1) | 0.90 |
Escape velocity | 21 300 m/s |
Reflectivity (geometric albedo) | 0.51 |
The highest peak | 28 000 m |
Deepest pit | 0 m |
Cloud Temperature | -193°C |
Atmospheric pressure at cloud level (Earth=1) |
1.2 |
Atmosphere | Hydrogen 83% Helium 15% Methane 2% |
Telescopic Uranus Image taken on 24/06/1996 at 6h 2m 56s (TU): notice the satellites around the planet (north is up and east left).