Planet Information D - Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto

Planet information and analysis of the solar system are free online. Vedic astrology analyzes the features of Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto respectively.

Planet information D - Uranus

Uranus is the seventh nearest body from the Sun and takes approximately 84 years to round the Sun. William Herschel was the discoverer of Uranus in 1781, the third largest planet in our solar system, a gas giant because it hardly possesses any solid surface along with a cloud-top temperature, of nearly -215 degrees Celsius. Uranus has at least 21 moons out of which Miranda is the strangest one. Uranus is an atmospheric body and static in its topographical features.

Vedic information about Uranus - Uranus is a passive body that depends on Saturn for its activities. If we smoke that ruins our health, but Uranus smokes to save the Earth as well as other planets from destruction at the cost of its health. Uranus is meant for the said purpose amongst the planets in the universe and likewise the lungs of a human body where gaseous exchange takes place, Uranus has taken up the job like lungs of the entire solar system. Whatever obnoxious gaseous waste comes out from the combustion of the Sun, moves around the solar system using the solar wind, and is usually dragged by Uranus to ensure a conducive environment in space as well for the convenient movement of other celestial bodies. Uranus thus plays the noble role of a scavenging planet in the solar system. The most important function of Uranus is to keep the inflow of sun rays balanced into the Earth by selective antagonism to Mars, which is the carrier of sunlight on Earth. The fact seems to be incredible, but it happens with the theory of conversion of energy into different forms which we deal with in scientific studies. Uranus stimulates the urge to thrive in humans.

Planet information D - Neptune

Neptune is the eighth nearest planet to the Sun and was discovered on, September 23, 1846; composed of rock, atmosphere, and ice in its topography. The planet has eight (8) known moons out of which Triton is the largest. Triton is the coldest celestial body with gaseous nitrogen in our solar system ever been noticed, where surface temperature is about -235 degrees Celsius. Neptune orbits the Sun once every 165 years. Seasons in Neptune last for an incredible span of 41 years.

Vedic information about Neptune - Neptune is a passive planet, which is dependent on Jupiter to communicate its effects on Earth. Neptune saves Earth from quakes, although in resisting earthquakes, Pluto takes the leading role, and Neptune comes next. Neptune ignites stamina as well as shows humans the way to salvation.

Planet information D - Pluto

Pluto is the smallest, coldest, and most distant planet from the Sun, was discovered by an American astronomer, Clyde Tombaugh in 1930 and it takes approximately 248 years to round the Sun. Due to the elliptical mode of orbital movement, Pluto sometimes comes closer to the Sun, than Neptune. Pluto has its companion moon, Charon, which is almost half the size of Pluto and shares the same orbit. Thus, Pluto and Charon are essentially double planets. The surface of Charon is covered with dirty water and ice so does not reflect much light from the surface of Pluto.

Vedic information about Pluto - Pluto is a passive planet that depends on Mars to exert its activities on Earth. Pluto is purely a watery planet and static in its topographical features. The most important function of Pluto is to keep the water content of Earth static and save it from the frequency of earthquakes to a great extent. Pluto is the only planet that shows the highest sensitivity to heat and cold, no other planet responds so sharply as Pluto. This is due to its rotation through the acute elliptical pathways around the Sun which allows the planet sometimes to come close to the Sun as well as keeps the planet at the most distant position from the Sun. Pluto stimulates the instinct of intuition or the sixth sense in humans.