Why sad, neglected Uranus is back in the news.

November 03, 2011 14:38

Uranus rarely gets any love. The typically ignored planet, recently highlighted for orbiting the sun on its side, has just gained itself some atypical attention, according to Universe Today. It seems astronomers have detected that an enormous bright spot may be an unprecedented eruption of methane ice high in the atmosphere. Read on Huffingtonpost.com

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