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- La planète Uranus est apparue dans diverses formes de fiction : (fr)
- Il pianeta Urano costituisce lo scenario di diverse opere letterarie, prevalentemente di fantascienza. (it)
- Uranus was discovered in 1781 and has comparatively rarely been featured in fiction since then. The earliest such works, such as Stanley G. Weinbaum's 1935 short story "The Planet of Doubt" and 's 1936 short story "", portray it as having a solid surface; in the former, humans landing on Uranus encounter hostile aliens. Later works depict it more accurately as a gaseous planet; for instance, Cecelia Holland's 1976 novel Floating Worlds depicts floating cities in the Uranian atmosphere. Towards the end of the 20th century, there was a slight uptick in appearances by Uranus in science fiction, including the 1985 short story "" by Charles Sheffield about life in the atmosphere and the 1999 short story "" by Geoffrey A. Landis where there is life in the ocean below. Of Uranus' moons, Ariel was discovered in 1851 and appears in 's 1930s novella "", and Miranda was discovered in 1948 and appears in the 1993 short story "" by G. David Nordley. (en)
- Планета Уран фигурирует в ряде художественных произведений, в литературе, кино и мультипликации. (ru)
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- La planète Uranus est apparue dans diverses formes de fiction : (fr)
- Il pianeta Urano costituisce lo scenario di diverse opere letterarie, prevalentemente di fantascienza. (it)
- Планета Уран фигурирует в ряде художественных произведений, в литературе, кино и мультипликации. (ru)
- Uranus was discovered in 1781 and has comparatively rarely been featured in fiction since then. The earliest such works, such as Stanley G. Weinbaum's 1935 short story "The Planet of Doubt" and 's 1936 short story "", portray it as having a solid surface; in the former, humans landing on Uranus encounter hostile aliens. Later works depict it more accurately as a gaseous planet; for instance, Cecelia Holland's 1976 novel Floating Worlds depicts floating cities in the Uranian atmosphere. Towards the end of the 20th century, there was a slight uptick in appearances by Uranus in science fiction, including the 1985 short story "" by Charles Sheffield about life in the atmosphere and the 1999 short story "" by Geoffrey A. Landis where there is life in the ocean below. (en)
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- Uranus et ses lunes dans la fiction (fr)
- Urano nella fantascienza (it)
- Уран в культуре (ru)
- Uranus in fiction (en)
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