Why are the seaons on Uranus different from the seasons on other planets?

Question

Why are the seaons on Uranus different from the seasons on other planets

Answer 1

It's axis is pointing at an angle (98 degrees) that is almost pointing directly at the sun. The planet is rolling on its side.

Answer 2

All planets rotate on an axis. But all planets (but Uranus) are tilted by 10-30 degrees, but Uranus is tilted by nearly 80 degrees. This means that when a given hemisphere experiences winter it is always night time. So night and winter mean the same thing on Uranus. And summer is always daytime.