Can you live on Uranus?

The humans can ´t live in Uranus because are different gases that are cold hydrogen, helium and methane. Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun and it is between Saturn and Neptune. It is the third biggest of the Gas Giant planets. read more

You could also see the other major moons of Uranus from the surface of Titania and Miranda. "All would form an appreciable disk in the sky," Moore said. And if you wanted to email a photo of Uranus or its moons to your friends and family back home, that radio signal would take, on average, about 2.5 hours to reach Earth. read more

If life did exist on ice giant Uranus, it wouldn’t be the life that we’re used to. The fact that this giant planet is made mostly of ices, has no solid surface and has an atmosphere with a freezing temperature of -224 degrees Celsius (-371 degrees Fahrenheit), along with a core heated up to 4,700 degrees Celsius (8,492 degrees Fahrenheit), makes it a very inhospitable place to live for any complex life. read more

Based on scientific knowledge as of 2014, it is not possible for humans to live on Uranus. As a gas giant, Uranus lacks a solid surface for landing spacecraft or building long-term habitation facilities. read more