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When Uranus was first found via telescope, what did the founder originally want to name it? A. Georgium Sidus B. Oberon C. Lysander D. Eris
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When Uranus was first found via telescope, what did the founder originally want to name it?

A.
Georgium Sidus

B.
Oberon

C.
Lysander

D.
Eris

User Harvey Adcock
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Answer:

Georgium Sidus

Step-by-step explanation:

Because he wanted to name it after King George three I am pretty sure

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