Two moons of Uranus are discovered by William Herschel
On the 11th January, 1787, William Herschel discovered two satellites of Uranus, the moons Titania and Oberon.
One of the fathers of television, Vladimir Zworykin, despised what it had become, and once said of it, “I would never let my own children watch it.”
On the 11th January, 1787, William Herschel discovered two satellites of Uranus, the moons Titania and Oberon.


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