In Section 24-1, you learned how Uranus is different from Jupiter, and how its rings and moons formed and evolved. Based on what you learned about Uranus, select all of the correctstatements from the following list Uranus has some large moons and rings. Uranus is much smaller and less massive than Jupiter. Uranus's appearance is nearly featureless; very bland. Uranus rota tes on its side, giving it extreme seasons. This may have been caused by an impact Uranus has no magnetic field. Uranus's blue color is due to being mostly made of methane, which absorbs long wavelengths. Uranus's core is probably molten and very hot O O O O O

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