A scale model of the solar system including the planets from Mercury to Saturn has been identified in the previous papers in this series. The model of Uranus that completes the solar system model is shown in this paper to have been designed according to the same systematic principals of the earlier models and is plotted on the WGS84 reference ellipsoid of Earth relative to the Sun model, interconnecting with previously modeled features.

The design of the Uranus model is shown to employ a principal geodesic line which has a length such that it requires plotting in a reversed direction along a great circle that passes through the Sun model at the center of the system. It is shown that this line terminates at the location of the first atomic bomb hypocenter in Hiroshima and that the line is a tangent to a previous model of Jupiter. At the tangent point the system resolves the difference between spherical and ellipsoidal geodesic plotting by the manner in which it is designed.

It is also shown that the pyramids in China to the west of the city of Xian are incorporated into the design at this point. The date and time of the Hiroshima explosion are used in the model scaling and at the start of the Uranus line plot the Sun model is shown to contain the hands of a clock which are aligned to show the UTC time of the atomic bomb's detonation, but with the face of the clock reversed.

It is concluded that the Uranus model is part of the same solar system model that has previously been identified and that the same architectural design is present in the system, and therefore the model was created by the same architects that were responsible for the ancient monuments throughout the earlier papers.