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"Normally Uranus is quite a challenge to track down because of its faintness"

Ach, so true...

Pluto is still a planet to me, dammit!

PFFFFF. Search for his moons Titania and Ariel and from them you look a tiniwini bit in the middle. See there he is. Uranus! Ja ja! Not so difficult ha? And just now is the time! PFFFF

Pffff? PFFFFFF?!... Titania and Ariel? Ha!... I didn't know Uranus was big enough to mantain moons on a stable orbit... Bah! You learn something new everyday!

Besides! I am trying to catch sight of it... and this thing is misleading. I've investigated and all the science magazines picture Uranus as a beautiful blue circle floating in the skies... But.. guess what! It is actually WHITE from here!

I feel cheated and disgusted.

This whole constellation thing might not be for me after all..

Moons are not so unusual as one could think and I am sure you have some Ariels of your own following you. Look more closely around you. They can be half invisible you know...If you don't shine on them...

Moons around me? Pff... I don't have enough gravity, they would just fly away and fade.. I will look closely but I think I only attract sand or dirt particles on a good day and if I am lucky. They have elliptical orbits and they are really pretty when they fly.

You are a great pretender,

Pretending you not have a moon,

You need it such,

You pretend too much,

When you pretend you not have a moon...

Maybe you are right...

Reporting a remarkable lack of moons. On the other hand, everything else is waning relentlessly. Would this be an expected yearly phase?

You have a tendency to exaggerate your lack of satellites, reflecting your own light. I am totally sure they are there and they have nothing to do with the Gregorian calender. Have Faith!

I have seen Uranus and I did not like it. Too big, and too much gas.

Arnold Layne

You didn't catch it from the right angle then..

I only seen my anus