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Uranus

An ice giant in the outer Solar System

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Preview: Barcelona · 13 Nov · 22:00. Change your location in Sky Timeline.

What to look for

Use binoculars or a telescope and a detailed chart to identify Uranus. Its plotted position is not a promise of naked-eye visibility.

A possible observing time in Barcelona is around 01:30 on 14 Nov. This estimate uses position and twilight; check the local forecast in your sky plan.

At the preview time

Height above the horizon
41.8°
Direction
east · 99°
Apparent magnitude
5.6
Illuminated fraction
100%
Distance from Earth
2,762,540,172 km
Constellation region
Taurus

These are calculated values for the selected instant. A position above the horizon does not guarantee visibility. The illustration is schematic and objects are not shown to scale.

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Visibility changes with place, season and time. Move through the night to see the object rise, cross the sky and set, while weather remains a separate estimate.

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