The moon - which is yet to be named - was discovered using the James Webb Space Telescope, and is believed to be around six miles wide.

Scientists have discovered a new, elusive moon around Uranus, making it the 29th natural satellite known to orbit the ice giant. The research team that made the discovery estimates that the moon, dubbed S/2025 U1 for now (at least,

Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have found a new moon orbiting Uranus, raising the planet’s known satellites to 29. The tiny body, about six miles wide, was invisible to Voyager 2 during its 1986 flyby and too faint for previous telescopes.