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How many days can you stay on Neptune?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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Neptune is the fourth largest and third most massive planet in the solar system, but it is also a "gas giant" with no surface that can be landed on. It will be many years before any human visits the planet, and it would be strictly an orbital mission.

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