Ariel
- Type
- Moon (of Uranus)
- Diameter
- 720 miles
- Distance from Uranus
- 118,619 miles
- Orbit Time
- 2.520 days
- Length of Day
- 2.520 days
- Time around Sun
- 84.0205 Earth years
- Atmosphere
- None
- Temperature
- -351 °F
- Date of Discovery
- William Lassell, 24 October 1851
- Ariel was discovered by William Lassell along with the moon Umbriel, the third and fourth known moons of Uranus. The surface of the moon shows a lot of change, with evidence of the formation of plains and ridges on the surface.
- Draw Ariel with Uranus in the background.

- Located in
- Solar System, orbiting Uranus
- Though William Herschel had thought there were other moons when he found the first two moons of Uranus, it is unlikely they were real moons, and most liklely not Ariel.
- The moon is named after a character which appears in both Alexander Pope and William Shakespeare's writings.
- The crater Yangoor is not fully circular as a nearby ridge formation cut off part of the crater as it formed afterwards.