Caelun Orbit

The Caelun orbit contains Uranus and its 27 moons, five of which are gravitationally rounded. The Caelun orbit is unique in the fact that it is rotated on its side, seemingly rolling around the sol system. 
While the name uranium orbit was proposed, it never became common due to uranium being a radioactive element.
Everywhere in the Caelun orbit has extreme seasons, as the tilt means that Sol only shines directly in each of Uranus’s Poles once a year

The flag of the Caelun Orbit represents the colours of Uranus and its rings.

Alternative Name(s)

Uranium orbit

Type

Region

Location under

The Sol System