Influential scientists are advising NASA to re-examine Uranus

Uranus and beyond. The American Academy of Sciences, an influential team of scientists in engineering and medicine, is inviting NASA to focus its efforts on the seventh planet in the solar system, which was only explored once in 1986 by a study called Traveling. Scientists promise. In this document A detailed study of Uranus will reveal much about the recently discovered Exoplanets, four times larger than Earth, and ice-covered planets such as Uranus.

In an earlier paper released by the same academy in 2011, the US space agency followed a number of recommendations. Priority was given to exploring Mars and collecting rocks from the Red Planet, as well as sending a probe to Jupiter and its moon Europa scheduled for 2024.

“We think we understand a planet the size of Jupiter or Earth. But, between the two, there is a kind of planet that we do not understand, how it eventually reaches the size of Jupiter. A mission toward Uranus may help. We are there.”Lee Fletcher, a scientist at the University of Leicester, explains BBC. There is a chance that the glacier will reach the planet in “just” 13 years between 2031 and 2032.