Call back Voyager 2
Back into the Solar System Voyager 2, you missed something!
A researcher studying footage from the Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a new moon around Neptune, making it the fourteenth satellite known to be orbiting the blue gas giant. Mark Showalter of the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, discovered the new moon by examining more than 150 archival photos taken by …
"On Earth we only have one natural satellite to track to know when to hide in the shed to avoid moon-rage. Neptune's men must be permanently in the shed."
Delightful.
On a serious point it's 12 miles in diameter so tidal effects are minimal.
I guess they'd complicate writing the tide tables for Neptune but I don't think that's going to a major problem anytime soon.