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Uranus is usually portrayed as a generally featureless blue ball, but when seen using radio telescopes, the pole reveals a swirling cyclone. 

WASHINGTON: It is a world wrapped in mystery — the seventh planet from the sun, Uranus, seen up close just once...

But new observations from a telescope located in New Mexico are providing a fuller understanding of its atmosphere, including the detection of a polar cyclone whose center measures a quarter of Earth's diameter, swirling near its north pole.

NASA scientists were able to gaze deeply into the planet's atmosphere painting a picture of a planet more dynamic than previously known. 

With help of telescopes, experts have been able to see more deeply into the atmosphere of the ice giant

We’re always learning more about the worlds of the outer Solar System, and even those beyond.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced that their scientists have evidence of a polar cyclone on Uranus. The announcement was made a

As opposed to Earth's 365-day rotation, Uranus' current orbit is unusual in that it takes 84 years to complete one revolution around the Sun

NASA scientists observed a vortex in the north pole of the planet Uranus, improving our understanding of this still mysterious world, and the seventh planet from the sun.

Astronomers using the Very Large Array have detected what could be a stormy vortex at Uranus' north pole, which could change everything.