The “Just top giggling” approach to the planet named Uranus hasn’t been effective, it seems we’re left with one of two options:
- Herschel (after “discoverer” William Herschel)
- Something closer to the Greek than the Latin, like Oranous.
But it would probably be easier to get Pluto reassigned as a planet than to rename anything.
Steven Hoefer /
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