URANUS,

On the 16th, places itself directly on the other side of the world from

the sun; in other words is in “opposition” to, or 180° from, the sun. Its

diameter remains constant during the month (3.8″). On the 1st, 15th, and

31st, it rises at 7:00, 6:02, and 5:38 p. m., respectively. It sets on

the 2nd, 16th, and April 1st, at 7:14, 6:18, and 5:14 a. m., respectively.

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