Meet Miranda the Frankenstein Moon
The strange appearance of Uranus' moon Miranda may finally have an explanation.
Miranda resembles Frankenstein's monster — a bizarre jumble of parts that didn't quite merge properly. Now, researchers suggest they may know why Miranda looks so odd: Constant squeezing and stretching from Uranus caused the moon's insides to heat up and churn.
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