At which planet can the pole remain in darkness for 42 years, then have 42 years of constant daylight?
A) Pluto
B) Uranus
C) Jupiter
D) Neptune
E) Saturn

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Uranus has an extreme axial tilt of about 98 degrees, meaning its axis is nearly parallel to the plane of the Solar System. This unique tilt causes each pole to be in darkness or continuous daylight for about 42 years as Uranus completes its orbit around the Sun, which takes about 84 years.

At Which Planet Can the Pole Remain in Darkness for 42