But ... where's Uranus?
LOL!! Only post # 4. This and pole shifts! I can see where this thread is headed. :-)
< groaner joke >
Q: Why are there so few gay astronomers?
A: Because all they want to look at is Uranus.
< /groaner joke >
In april Uranus can be found with binoculars or the small telescopes among stars of Capricornus, Uranus is around magnitude 5.7 Uranus glides within 1/3° of a 12th-magnitude galaxy, NGC 7171, in early April and again in late July. During September and December, the planet passes close to the 4th-magnitude star Mu (m) Capricorni.
Even with my computerized Schmidt Cassegrain 10" catadioptric telescope, it's not very spectacular optically, due to its size and distance. However, photographically its a much better looking image.
Now do you know where Uranus is?