Astronomers at the SETI Institute in Mountain View Calif. say they have discoverd two new rings orbiting Uranus along with two new moons that were
previously undiscovered. The scientists made the discoveries by comparing images shot by Voyager 2 in 1986 to those taken by Hubble in 2004.
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The Hubble Space Telescope has helped astronomers spot two more rings around Uranus and add two more moons to the planet's total.
Scientists now say Uranus, a gas giant and the seventh planet from the sun, has at least 13 dusty rings.
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Its seems the more we think we know about our own system the more we dont know. With everything were learning about the universe its good to see that
we still have alot to learn about our own solar system. Theres still alot of discoveries to make aswell. Also the title makes me laugh a bit.
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