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175 years since an amateur astronomer found two Uranus moons
On October 24, 1851, amateur astronomer William Lassell discovered Ariel and Umbriel, two of Uranus's many moons. Lassell went on to find two more satellites as well. A look back marks the 175th anniversary of the discovery and the remarkable contribution of a self-taught observer to planetary science.

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