Planet Uranus, is the mass underestimated?
When I was seriously into my seeking the mechanics of the Solar System I found that Uranus was somewhat strange when considered in the light of the other planets. Uranus and Venus are the only known planets that are in retrograde rotation; meaning that as to the Suns counter clockwise rotation these planets rotate clockwise. There is no doubt in my mind that they were not born that way but the possible cause for their condition is not germane to the purpose of this article. Venus has no satellites so we cannot delve fully into its mechanics. Uranus has satellites and some of them are also a bit strange due to their retrograde revolution. Note that revolution is the path a planet or a satellite travels in its orbit around another object. Rotation is the physical spinning on a planets axis as that planet revolves around some other object. Just about all objects in orbit around the Sun follow a path; revolve, in a counter clockwise manner. These motions were almost certainly instilled in
