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'''Uranus''' is the seventh planet in the Solar System.  Uranus was discovered by the English astronomer [[William Herschel]] in 1781.  It was originally named "Georgium Sidis," or "George's Planet," in honor of King George III of England.  The name was later changed and named after the ancient Greek god of the heavens who was the father of [[Saturn]] (Chronos) and grandfather of [[Jupiter]] (Zeus).  Uranus has twenty one moons, including Miranda, Circe, Puck, Baltar, Spungo, and Tybalt.  Most of the moons of Uranus have names drawn from the works of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]].
 
'''Uranus''' is the seventh planet in the Solar System.  Uranus was discovered by the English astronomer [[William Herschel]] in 1781.  It was originally named "Georgium Sidis," or "George's Planet," in honor of King George III of England.  The name was later changed and named after the ancient Greek god of the heavens who was the father of [[Saturn]] (Chronos) and grandfather of [[Jupiter]] (Zeus).  Uranus has twenty one moons, including Miranda, Circe, Puck, Baltar, Spungo, and Tybalt.  Most of the moons of Uranus have names drawn from the works of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]].
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When pronouncing Uranus, it is important to place the stress on the first syllable, otherwise people might think that youn are referring to the bumhole.
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When pronouncing Uranus, it is important to place the stress on the first syllable.
 
[[Category:Planets]][[Category:Astrology]]
 
[[Category:Planets]][[Category:Astrology]]