Why does Uranus share the same orbit as other planets?

Uranus shares its orbit with other planets because all planets in the solar system formed from the same protoplanetary disk of gas and dust around the young Sun. This disk created a common orbital path for these celestial bodies, governed by gravitational forces. As a result, each planet, including Uranus, follows its own elliptical orbit while remaining within the same overall orbital plane of the solar system. This alignment is a fundamental characteristic of planetary formation and dynamics.