[grey_whiskers]

I’m just here for the comments on your post...

[blueunicorn6]

I’m disappointed that you think people will only come here to make jokes about
Uranus.

Butt, that does sometimes happen.

[Nateman]

With both the Moon and Uranus involved how can the humor be avoided? The man who discovered it, William Herschel first called it Georgium Sidus (or “George’s Star”) after the then-King George III. However, arguments about the name persisted, not least because it wasn’t a star.

In the end, the name Uranus was adopted, being the father of Saturn, and Saturn in turn the father of Jupiter in Roman mythology.