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14-1 Uranus was discovered by chance, but Neptune’s existence was predicted by applying Newtonian mechanics universe10e_ch14_2.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-2 Uranus is nearly featureless and has an unusually tilted axis of rotation universe10e_ch14_3.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-3 Neptune is a cold, bluish world with Jupiterlike atmospheric features universe10e_ch14_4.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-4 Uranus and Neptune contain a higher proportion of heavy elements than Jupiter and Saturn universe10e_ch14_5.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-5 The magnetic fields of both Uranus and Neptune are oriented at unusual angles universe10e_ch14_6.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-6 Uranus and Neptune each has a system of thin, dark rings universe10e_ch14_7.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-7 Uranus’s larger and smaller satellites universe10e_ch14_8.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-8 Neptune’s satellite Triton is an icy world with a young surface and a tenuous atmosphere universe10e_ch14_9.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-9 Pluto is smaller than any planet universe10e_ch14_10.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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14-10 Trans-Neptunian Objects and Pluto’s Reclassification universe10e_ch14_11.html53487e7c757a2e906c000000
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