How to Pronounce Uranus

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Published 2012-06-20

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  • @Quadrocephis
    I did a paper on Uranus, and when I got to the layers, I titled it “ A look inside Uranus “
  • @HORRIOR1
    I love pronouncing Uranus in the Finnish way, which is said Oo-ra-nus. Its fun to see if others notice this.
  • @hexandcube
    In Polish, it's called Uran (pronounced Ooo-ran), the same as the element Uranium
  • @cakeman4527
    Title: how to pronounce Uranus Video: you don't
  • @roydm143
    We should change Neptune's name to "mypeenas", and we are all set.
  • @TugiFox
    Ive always referred to it using the Greek pronunciation, "oo-ron-os". keeps things so much more mature xD
  • @Kenlaboss.
    In Swedish it also translates perfectly into "out from anus" "Ur Anus" or just "from anus" depending on context
  • @terrible_bloke
    I am a mature adult. I am a mature adult. I am a mature adult. "Hubble just spotted something massive coming out of Uranus"
  • @DrQuatsch
    We should use the Greek version, Ouranos. I totally agree with that.
  • @HBBabe94
    Wait. I actually love the pronunciation of oo-RON-ohs or maybe a combination like oo-RON-us. Also, yes, I am 10 years late to the party.
  • If they named this planet Caelus instead, I don’t think Uranus Jokes would exist now.
  • @NinjaArmyGaming
    King George has a dark spot, King George is a Gas Giant Yeah, problem solved
  • As an elementary science teacher with a penchant for both accuracy and propriety, I have chosen to teach the pronunciation as the Greeks would have:"Oo-ron-ohs", the way he describes it fleetingly at 3:14. It seems the easiest way to avoid the uncomfortable banter that follows the other ones. And it is historically accurate.
  • @fritz4044
    Ah yes, the 8 planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, 𝕶𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕲𝖊𝖔𝖗𝖌𝖊 𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕿𝖍𝖎𝖗𝖉 and Neptune
  • @udo4148
    10 years later and these videos are still some of the best on the platform.
  • @astridvvv9662
    It's so interesting to me that this was put out around 5 years prior to New Horizons reaching Pluto. The images of Pluto used in this video–so blurry and pixelated–were the absolute best that were available prior to New Horizon's 2015 fly-by.