Uranus in 3D — live position and orbit

The ice giant tipped on its side, with an axis leaning at 98°, so it rolls along its orbit. Each season lasts 21 years.

Uranus is shown at its real position, computed from NASA/JPL ephemeris data. The view opens on Uranus; you can travel in time, switch between the educational overview and the true-scale voyage, and compare it with every other body of the solar system.

Radius

25 559 km

Mass

8.68 × 10²⁵ kg

Surface gravity

8.69 m/s²

Mean temperature

-197 °C

Distance from the Sun

19.191 AU

Orbital period

30 689 days

Axial tilt

1.7°

Known moons

29