In the 21st century, why is there is no orbiter for Uranus or Neptune or at least their moons? It would definitely tell us more about the structure and composition of these planets.

I know it must be in the public interest in order to create and finance such mission, but I don't think it would be sooo expensive (considering the fact that we have created loads of orbiters for other planets). Exploring them would provide us valuable information about their moons as well.

In the 21st century, why is there is no orbiter for Uranus or Neptune or at least their moons? It would definitely tell us more about the structure and composition of these planets.

I know it must be in the public interest in order to create and finance such mission, but I don't think it would be so expensive (considering the fact that we have created loads of orbiters for other planets). Exploring them would provide us valuable information about their moons as well.

In 21st century, why there is not a single orbiter for Uranus or Neptune or their moons, at least? It would definitely tell us more about structure and composition of those planets.

I know it must be in public interest in order to create and finance such mission, but I don't think it would be so expensive (considering the fact that we have created loads of orbiters for other planets). Exploring them would provide us valuable information about their moons as well.

In the 21st century, why is there is no orbiter for Uranus or Neptune or at least their moons? It would definitely tell us more about the structure and composition of these planets.

I know it must be in the public interest in order to create and finance such mission, but I don't think it would be sooo expensive (considering the fact that we have created loads of orbiters for other planets). Exploring them would provide us valuable information about their moons as well.