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It Makes Sense to Invest In Uranus...
Hydrogen is quickly becoming the most talked about alternative fuel, and Uranus is practically made of Hydrogen! Its atmosphere is over 5000 miles deep, and at 83% Hydrogen, even just one acre of surface area represents a massive deposit of hydrogen gas - enough cubic volume to fuel our little planet for a long, long time! Energy Demand is Skyrocketing! We are already feeling the shortages of oil and natural gas and have begun to turn to other fuels. Commercial interplanetary operations have been part of NASA's plans for decades, and when the time is right, you will have a stake in one of the Solar System's largest sources of hydrogen, the fuel of the future. Uranus Compared to Other Gas Giants Uranus is larger than Neptune, and closer to Earth. Atmospherically, Uranus is not as dense as Neptune, making its mining potential that much greater. Uranus differs from Jupiter and Saturn in that Uranus has no internal heat source. This makes its atmosphere, and the gas in it, more stable; Uranus doesn't have the same kind of violent storms like Jupiter. This also accounts for the plainer appearance of Uranus, relative to Jupiter and Saturn. There is No Surface Crust on Uranus This means that the theoretical "Ram Scoop" method of mining Uranus is much simpler than mining on a "hard" planet. The mining ship simply needs to "dip into" the atmosphere and siphon a load from Uranus. There's no way to "land" on Uranus, and no way to set up "ground" operations. This means that the robotic mining operations on Uranus are much more logistically feasible. Simply send the ship out, and let it bring back the hydrogen from that acre on Uranus! There are 27 Moons Orbiting Uranus The larger and more solid of these moons could be used as base camps for repairs, stopovers, quality control facilities, operation centers, etc. There are 11 Rings Around Uranus The largest ring around Uranus is called Epsilon and it is composed mostly of large chunks of ice. This may be an important resource as a plentiful source of water. YOUR SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED!
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