
[Music] Neptune is the eighth planet from the
Neptune is the eighth planet from the
Neptune is the eighth planet from the Sun it is primarily composed of hydrogen
Sun it is primarily composed of hydrogen
Sun it is primarily composed of hydrogen helium and traces of methane Neptune’s
helium and traces of methane Neptune’s
helium and traces of methane Neptune’s orbit tates 60,000 223 days and the
orbit tates 60,000 223 days and the
orbit tates 60,000 223 days and the diameter is over 49,000 kilometers or
diameter is over 49,000 kilometers or
diameter is over 49,000 kilometers or just over three and a half earth Neptune
just over three and a half earth Neptune
just over three and a half earth Neptune has the strongest winds of any planet in
has the strongest winds of any planet in
has the strongest winds of any planet in the solar system with the uppermost
the solar system with the uppermost
the solar system with the uppermost atmosphere region- 218 degrees Celsius
atmosphere region- 218 degrees Celsius
atmosphere region- 218 degrees Celsius however the interior is very hot and
however the interior is very hot and
however the interior is very hot and this helps cause the strong winds it is
this helps cause the strong winds it is
this helps cause the strong winds it is also not uncommon for Neptune to
also not uncommon for Neptune to
also not uncommon for Neptune to experience extremely violent hurricanes
experience extremely violent hurricanes
experience extremely violent hurricanes Neptune has 13 known moons and the
Neptune has 13 known moons and the
Neptune has 13 known moons and the largest Triton was discovered just 17
largest Triton was discovered just 17
largest Triton was discovered just 17 days after the planet was discovered
days after the planet was discovered
days after the planet was discovered itself Triton is measured as the coldest
itself Triton is measured as the coldest
itself Triton is measured as the coldest object of the solar system with
object of the solar system with
object of the solar system with temperatures at minus two hundred and
temperatures at minus two hundred and
temperatures at minus two hundred and thirty-five degrees Celsius
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