Ancient Greek astronomers likely observed Uranus as a star, but limited tools and geocentric views kept them from recognizing ...

The planet may even be spotted without binoculars ... Head into your night of Uranus viewing with some background on the planet. Some of our favorite facts? Uranus, the seventh planet from ...

Stunning new images released by NASA on Monday detailed new images of Uranus, revealing a stunning look at its glowing rings and one rarely seen feature. The photos, taken by NASA’s high-power ...

While it is comparatively easy to gaze upon neighboring celestial bodies like the Moon and the planets Mars and Venus, Uranus is difficult to see without the most powerful telescopes, such as the ...

It makes sense that people thought that Saturn was the extent of the solar system for so long, since, without a telescope, it ...

This wide-field image shows Uranus with an assortment of background galaxies and 14 of its 27 moons, including Oberon and Titania. We can also see the north polar cap gleaming a bright white ...

When Uranus moved in front of the background star ... allowing us to study cloud dynamics and atmospheric layers without interference.” Enjoyed this article? Subscribe to our free newsletter ...

As always, your chances are best on a clear night and in a dark area without light pollution. While Jupiter will be big and bright, it’s not so easy to spot Uranus, especially without the aid of ...

“Keen-sighted people” might be able to see Uranus without any aid, professor Don Pollacco, an exoplanet expert at the Department of Physics at the University of Warwick, told Forbes.