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Uranus will vanish during 'lunar occultation' Wednesday nightViewers in some parts of the world may see Uranus disappear behind the moon for several hours on Wednesday, Sept. 14 in a 'lunar occultation' event.
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Mars and Uranus will line up in a rare 'planetary conjunction' this weekend. Here's how to watch.It's a rare opportunity to see the Red Planet and the green planet in the same binocular field of view.
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Uranus: Facts about the sideways ice giantReference Uranus is a strange world in the solar system that spins on its side. A new probe that will visit Uranus in the coming decades could unlock even more secrets about this peculiar planet.
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Stinky 'mushball' hailstones on Uranus may explain an atmospheric anomaly thereA recent discovery of giant ammonia-rich hailstones, dubbed mushballs, on Jupiter might explain why Uranus and Neptune seem to have no ammonia in their atmospheres.
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Mysterious X-rays are flaring out of UranusAstronomers detected X-rays flaring out of Uranus for the first time. It could be a case of solar scattering, or some as-yet unknown process.
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What smacked Uranus on its side? Something icy and as massive as Earth, scientists say.Astronomers have worked out details of the giant impact that knocked Uranus so famously askew.
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Old gas blob from Uranus found in vintage Voyager 2 dataBuried inside data Voyager 2 gathered at Uranus more than 30 years ago is the signature of a massive bubble that may have stolen a blob of the planet's gassy atmosphere.
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Uranus Is a Weirdo — And So Are Its RingsNew images of the icy planet's rings reveal some surprises.
