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Neptune
Galileo Galilei may have been the first person to sight Neptune
Galileo Galilei may have been the first person to sight Neptune
Urbain Le Verrier mostly successfully predicted Neptune's position
Urbain Le Verrier mostly successfully predicted Neptune's position
Johann Gottfried Galle was requested by Le Verrier to look for Neptune
Johann Gottfried Galle was requested by Le Verrier to look for Neptune
John Couch Adams independently calculated Neptune's position
John Couch Adams independently calculated Neptune's position
Ceres as imaged by Dawn, May 2015. The two bright spots are the crater Haulani (right), and the floor of the crater Oxo (left).
Ceres as imaged by Dawn, May 2015. The two bright spots are the crater Haulani (right), and the floor of the crater Oxo (left).
Ceres (bottom left), the Moon and Earth, shown to scale
Ceres (bottom left), the Moon and Earth, shown to scale
Relative mean diameters of the four largest minor planets in the asteroid belt (dwarf planet Ceres at left)
Relative mean diameters of the four largest minor planets in the asteroid belt (dwarf planet Ceres at left)
Ceres, polar regions (November 2015): North (left); south (right). The south pole is in shadow. "Ysolo Mons" has since been renamed "Yamor Mons."
Ceres, polar regions (November 2015): North (left); south (right). The south pole is in shadow. "Ysolo Mons" has since been renamed "Yamor Mons."