Astronomers find 3 new moons in the solar system: 2 around Neptune and 1 around Uranus.

Astronomers have discovered three new moons in our solar system - two around Neptune and one around Uranus. These distant, tiny moons were detected using powerful land-based telescopes in Hawaii and Chile. With these discoveries, Neptune now has 16 known moons and Uranus has 28. Notably, one of the new moons orbiting Uranus has an estimated diameter of just 5 miles, making it possibly the smallest of its kind.