"Discovery of 3 Hidden Worlds Around Neptune and Uranus"

Scientists have discovered three new moons in the outer Solar System—one orbiting Uranus and two orbiting Neptune. These tiny moons were spotted using a special imaging method and are the faintest ever found around these ice giant planets. The moons' orbits suggest they have likely been orbiting around these icy planets since the early days of the Solar System, and understanding their characteristics could help astronomers piece together how these distant planets captured their satellites.