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Pictures of the moons of Uranus

Uranus Home

Click on any picture to get a larger image of that picture.

Picture of Titania

Picture of Titania taken by Voyager 2. Titania is 1600 kilometers in diameter. Picture of the Voyager 2 spacecraft

picture of Titania


Picture of Miranda

Picture of Miranda by the Voyager 2 spacecraft. Impact craters are clearly visible. Some valleys and ridges can also be seen. Miranda is 480 km in diameter.

picture of Miranda


Picture of Ariel

Picture of Ariel by the Voyager 2 spacecraft. Ariel has many craters - large and small. Ariel is 1200 kilometers in diameter.

picture of Ariel


Picture of Umbriel

Picture of Umbriel taken by Voyager 2. Clearly Umbriel is the darkest moon of Uranus. Umbriel has many craters. Umbriel does not have the same bright craters with bright rays coming from the craters, like those shown on the pictures of the other moons of Uranus on this page. Umbriel is 1200 km in diameter.

picture of Umbriel


Picture of Oberon

Notice all the large impact craters on this picture of Oberon by Voyager 2. The large, bright crater in the middle of the photo has a high central peak.

picture of Oberon


Some questions about these pictures of Uranus' moons

Lets see what you have learned from these pictures ...

  • Name one of the moons of Uranus and give its diameter.
  • Which spacecraft took all of these pictures?
  • What feature is found on all the moons of Uranus?
  • Which moon of Uranus is the darkest?
  • Name the five largest moons of Uranus.
  • What color is Ariel?


All images are courtesy NASA/JPL except where stated otherwise.

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