HARROW: It’s officially autumn and time once again to seek out the two most distant planets of our solar system, Uranus and Neptune.
Both are gas giants and each can be readily identified using good binoculars. Uranus, in fact, can be seen with just your unaided eyes under a dark, clear sky — if you know where to look. Fortunately, both are currently well-placed for viewing in our evening sky and with the waning moon moving into the morning sky, it will be a good time to look for these two faint planets.
Here’s an overview of where to spot the distant planets, as well the intriguing histories of their discovery.
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