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The moon will eclipse Uranus Saturday (Jan. 28)

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A lucky few will have a rare glimpse of one of the solar system’s outer planets disappearing behind Earth’s moon.

Uranus, which is visible only through a telescope, will disappear behind the moon during an occultation on Saturday (Jan. 28), and people in the far north of the world and a portion of Asia will have the chance to watch it.

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