Space feed
~98°
Uranus rotates with its axis tilted about 98 degrees relative to the upright direction of its orbit. Its poles therefore lie nearly in its orbital plane. This sideways arrangement creates seasons unlike those on Earth, with long intervals of sunlight or darkness near the poles.
243 days
Venus takes about 243 Earth days to rotate relative to the stars, longer than its 225-day year. Its solar day, measured from one sunrise to the next, is shorter: about 117 Earth days.
1B tons
A teaspoon-sized volume at neutron-star densities can have a mass of roughly a billion tons. This is a density comparison, not a suggestion that stable spoonfuls could be brought to Earth.