From my front porch, I can see Uranus.

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[Bucky]

1. Your vacation pictures are finished, please come grab them at your convenience

Looks like during your vacation days, you can be quite a handful

[Systematic Chaos]

2. I'm 6'3" and still weigh about 340.

I think everyone could see my anus if they really wanted to.

But thanks for checking in.

[PassingFair]

3. I was looking at Uranus last night!

Visible to the "naked eye"!

Jupiter and Uranus's Close Encounter

For the first 11 days of January, Jupiter and Uranus are less than a degree apart. Jupiter is bright in the southwest, shining at magnitude -2.4. Uranus shines at magnitude 6 and is best found with binoculars or, even better, a telescope. On January 1, Uranus will be to Jupiter's upper right. On the 3rd and 4th, Uranus will have moved in to less than a half degree of Jupiter, their closest pairing. On January 5 the two are nearly side by side, and in the days afterward Uranus sinks to Jupiter's lower right. Remember that through a telescope the view is inverted, meaning Uranus will start out the month looking as if it's to the lower left and moving to the upper left.

Read more at Suite101: Night Sky Observing Guide for January 2011 http://www.suite101.com/content/night-sky-observing-guide-for-january-2011-a323220#ixzz1AxXDA4xM