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Uranus appears rolling along on its orbit. Explain why?

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Uranus rotates from east to west and has a highly tilted rotational axis. As a result, in its orbital motion it appears to roll on its side. because the axis of uranus is very tilted, therefore, it appears to roll on it's side.

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Uranus rotates from east to west and has a highly tilted rotational axis. As a result, in its orbital motion it appears to roll on its side. because the axis of uranus is very tilted, therefore, it appears to roll on it's side.

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Uranus appears rolling along on its orbit. Explain why?​

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Uranus rotates from east to west and has a highly tilted rotational axis. As a result, in its orbital motion it appears to roll on its side. because the axis of uranus is very tilted, therefore, it appears to roll on it's side.

Uranus appears rolling along on its orbit. Explain why?