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Uranus: The Sideways Giant of the Solar System
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Uranus: The Sideways Giant of the Solar System
For millennia, humanity’s map of the solar system was fixed. Six planets, from swift Mercury to distant, ringed Saturn, traced their paths across the sky, their movements known since antiquity. They were the "wanderers" against a backdrop of seemingly immovable stars. This celestial order, a cornerstone of human cosmology for thousands of years, was shattered on a clear night in March 1781, not in a grand observatory, but in the back garden of a…
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