This week on Looking Up Hal tells us exactly where to look to get a peek at the planet Uranus. Regular listeners to Looking Up might remember that we talked about the planet Uranus about a year ago.

Now, when a planet stations retrograde, its energy becomes denser and more potent. For Uranus, the great disruptor, going ...

Buckle up, my babies — on Monday, July 7, Uranus, our side-spinning planet of rebellion, liberation, and chaos with a capital C, swaps the placid materialist pastures of Taurus for the wild climes of ...

To say “expect the unexpected” would be an understatement — messages could arrive that alter your perception of stability and ...

On February 4, Uranus finally stations direct in Taurus after months of retrograde motion. And we’re destined to feel it ...

We have been blessed with bright planets to easily see in the evening sky (Mars, Saturn and Jupiter) and early morning sky (Venus). Let’s try for another you can easily see with a pair of binoculars!

The appearance of a massive white cap on Uranus may seem alarming, but as planetary scientists are learning, this is what a prolonged summer looks like on the remote ice giant. Ice giants Uranus and ...