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Scientists Just Used The Most Powerful Space Telescope Ever Built to Look at Uranus [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2023 OP

Don't!! (I think the same actually when I see this planet named.) sprinkleeninow Apr 2023 #3

Hats off to you... whopis01 Apr 2023 #4

I just caught that. sprinkleeninow Apr 2023 #5

The Klingon joke was from the late 70s or early 80s. TheBlackAdder Apr 2023 #7

.... ColinC Apr 2023 #2

Headline of the Year. maxsolomon Apr 2023 #6

I'd have come a little closer ... ret5hd Apr 2023 #8

Sorry, but myanus doesn't look anything like that. paleotn Apr 2023 #9

Not that I want to know, but could I guess: red and expansive? erronis Apr 2023 #10

Ha! Good one. paleotn Apr 2023 #16

I felt that! dchill Apr 2023 #11

KNR and bookmarking. Thank you for this fascinating post. niyad Apr 2023 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Apr 2023 #14

Thanks for link! burrowowl Apr 2023 #18

I wonder what types of views we can get of the planets closer to us Victor_c3 Apr 2023 #19

Very Cool ProfessorGAC Apr 2023 #21