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Uranus is peculiar, cold and seemingly featureless. With a rotational axis of 97.77 degrees, it is shrouded in mystery and an oddball in a system of oddballs. Did you know this ice giant also has rings older than Saturn? Albeit just not as reflective as the latter's.

This planet is very strange, and what truly happened for it to turn out this way is unknown even to her.

The Solar System's crown jewel, lord of the rings, and ringed giant are all names to describe Saturn. It is not the only planet with rings, but no other can compare to its spectacular and complex nature.

Saturn’s rings are young and ephemeral, consisting mainly of (pieces of ice) that orbit the planet concentrically. Their sizes range from as small as a dust particle to being as big as a mountain. This ring system stretches up to 282,000 kilometers and the rings are actually really thin. Most of them have an average vertical height of only 10 meters and the rings are also in close proximity to each other, with the exception of gaps in the system.

After 4.5 billion years of change, we can proudly call this our planet. That's here. That's home. That's us. The Earth is currently the only planet known to sustain life.

Similar in size, mass and surface gravity to Earth, Venus is usually referred to as its twin sister. The planet is also covered in a thick blanket of sulfuric acid and carbon dioxide so astronomers thought it was another Eden underneath before the Soviet Venera missions proved that Venus' surface is more hellish than originally imagined.

However, it is speculated that Venus might have had conditions for life just like the Earth, but global warming due to the ever-growing Sun evaporated what was presumably water on its surface; trapping them in Venus' atmosphere. This runaway greenhouse effect blocked thermal radiation from escaping the planet. Therefore making it boiling hot and prevented liquid water from ever flowing on Venus again. With more than 2 billion years of effort stripped away in an instant, would you blame her for being jealous of the Earth for having everything she has always wanted?

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