Scott S. Sheppard

In an orbit somewhere between Mars and Jupiter, but most often leaves it lost in the blackness of the outer solar system.

The Nibiru hypothesis is partially supported by the work of astronomers Chad Trujillo and Scott Shepard, who in 2014 demonstrated the possibility of a large planetary body lurking on the outer reaches of the solar system.

Their hypothesis doesn't, though, allow for the super-Earth-sized planet wandering into the asteroid belt.

Nevertheless, Salla is sure that these two groups of aliens, who he collectively calls the Anukai, periodically visit humanity, in a 3,600-year cycle that coincides with the nearest approaches to Earth.

As of now, Uranus has 29 confirmed moons, two more than when I last made a video about the planet.

Moon 28 is currently called by the rather catchy title S/2023 U1, and was discovered in 2023 by Scott Sheppard using the Las Campanas Observatory in Chile.

The most recent addition, its 29th moon, was made in February 2025, by using the James Webb Space Telescope's NIRCam.

Designated S/2025 U1, it is yet to be officially named.