I'm the seventh planet from the Sun and the third largest, but I'm very difficult to see with the naked eye. William Herschel discovered me in 1781 using both hands and a flashlight. There's an ongoing battle over which of my poles is the north and which is the south, but I feel lucky just to have two poles in me. As one of the solar system's gas giants, the buildup of methane in my atmosphere ensures a low-friction environment for potential probes. While it's commonly assumed that the sun don't shine on me, I can assure you I get 8.5 hours worth every day.
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