Uranus' turn in the Sun September 2009: With the autumnal
equinox arriving this month, skygazers have about 12 hours of
possible night-sky viewing. July 27, 2009 With the autumnal
equinox arriving this month, skygazers have about 12 hours of
possible night-sky viewing. Blue-green Uranus may not look like
much through a telescope, but you can see its small disk at
magnifications of 100x and more. Even this close-up look from
the Voyager 2 spacecraft fails to reveal much detail. Photo by
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