Watch For Uranus

Because a large number of other people will be looking for Uranus. Heck, they’ll probably even be using high powered telescopes to catch a glimpse of Uranus.

Uranus is the second most distant planet in our solar system. Although it’s 2 billion miles away, and quite faint, you actually can see this planet naked-eye. This week is a good time to look for Uranus — the planet is now at its biggest and brightest for the entire year.

People had been studying the heavens for millennia, but Uranus wasn’t recognized as a planet until the late 1700s. Finding Uranus for yourself can be a challenge, but a little persistence pays off.

Uranus won’t be anywhere near as big a the moon, so you’ll have to look closely. In fact, Uranus could fit inside one of the cracked craters on the moon.

And for all the Democrats and other assorted leftists out there, don’t bother. Your politics have denied you from being able to see any other anus but your own after what they’ve done to the positioning of your head.

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One Response to Watch For Uranus

  1. Anthony L. says:

    What I would love to know is..who the fuck came up with that name?!? Must be a pretty funny inside joke between a few astronomers.

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