Aking into account...........?

Question

........................................... the 'conservation of angular momentum' from the big bang all those years ago, why do Venus, Pluto and Uranus rotate backwards?

Answer 1

Do your own research!!!!!.

Answer 2

You got something wrong with the "T" on your keyboard?

Also, you have something wrong with your grasp of cosmology and the scale of things.

The Solar System was born nearly 10 billion years after the Big Bang and therefore it's motion  characteristic have nothing to do with the Big Bang.  

Furthermore, if you had a plan of the Milky Way, just one of billions of galaxies, and that plan was 100 meters across, you would still find it impossible to locate the sun and its little entourage. That is the difference in scale we are looking at here.  To attribute an infitessimally small (relatively speaking) whorl of matter to something that happened to the entire universe 10 billion years before, is going a bit far with cause and effect.



The rotations of the Solar System's bodies are based purely on what was happening to the material from which the bodies condensed.  Yes those bodies you mentioned have odd rotational and axial characteristics, but that can easily be explained by local interactions with other bodies in the early period of formation of the Solar System.