Uranus Symbol ⛢

It is one text glyph used for Uranus in astronomical history, educational legends, and some astrology charts. A separate alternate Uranus form, ♅, is a different character and should not be substituted silently. Use ⛢ in a clearly labeled entry such as “Uranus: ⛢” or “Chart legend: ⛢ Uranus.” A planet table should state which Uranus glyph convention it follows. This character is unrelated to the chemical element uranium, whose element symbol is U. Keep U+26E2 intact through copy, export, and database storage. Font support is less universal than for common zodiac signs, so verify the output in the final browser or PDF. If a fallback box appears, choose a font with the character rather than replacing it with an image without explanation. Common mistakes are naming ⛢ Neptune, changing it to ♅ without noting the alternate form, or leaving the mark unlabelled. The glyph is also not a planet emoji sequence or a company logo. An accessible label should read “Uranus.”. Literal UTF-8 ⛢ can be used on the web, with decimal ⛢ and hexadecimal ⛢. This page documents this specific encoded Uranus character, not every historical graphic used for the planet. Recopy the sample “Accessible label: Uranus symbol,” confirm the final text still contains U+26E2, and check that the visible heading names Uranus. This final check protects Uranus Symbol from font substitution, accidental character loss, and intent drift.