Ed,
You have discovered the planet Uranus! Tonight, go for Neptune. Since
both are satellites of the sun, this is "on topic".
Randy
> Non-satellite obs. -- Later in the evening while looking for
> Gorizont 13, I saw a +7.0 star not on the +7.5 charts (1950) that I
> have. It was near iota Capricorni. There's an online site with
> charts with stars to +10 (and deep-sky objects to +12.9!), but I
> don't see it there either, so maybe it was an asteroid, at about
> 21:19, -16.5 (2000). I never dreamed, using handheld 10x50
> binoculars, I'd need star charts to such faint magnitudes!!
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