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Neptune is an "Ice Giant" planet. Neptune's atmosphere is composed primarily of hydrogen and helium. We can not see the surface but we believe the surface is primarily composed of ices and rock and the planet has a hot core.
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Is Neptune made of mostly rock or gas?
Neptune is mostly made of gas. Also, Neptune has rings and clouds. BY: jill the queen of awesome
Is neptune make of moskly gas or rocks?
I believe it is mostly gas.
Is neptune mostly made out of gas or rock?
Nptune is made mostly out of gas
Is neptune made of rock or gas?
Neptune is mostly gas.
What is neptunes surface of neptune made of?
Neptune is made up of mostly gas.
Is neptune made of mostly gas of rock or something different?
it is made up of mostly gas
Is mars made mostly made of gas or rocks?
rocks
What are the planet Neptune's rings made of?
Air,gas,and rocks
Is mars made mostly of gas or rocks?
rocks
Is mars mostly made of rocks or gas?
rocks
Is Saturn made mostly by rocks or gas?
Gas
Which planet are known as the gas gaint?
The planets known as the gas giants are Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, and Saturn. They get their name from being made of mostly gases, instead of rocks, like Earth.
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