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The belts of whirling clouds and storms in Neptune's atmosphere are driven by a combination of factors, including the planet's fast rotation and its global weather patterns. Neptune is the windiest planet in our solar system, with incredibly strong and persistent winds that can reach speeds of up to 1,200 miles per hour. These winds create large-scale vortex systems, similar to Earth's hurricanes, giving rise to the distinct belts and storms visible in images of Neptune's atmosphere.
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Well, Neptune doesn't have any land. Its completely gas, so you would fall right through it. No land. No copmposition. Unless your comparing Earth's atmosphere to Neptune's. However, Neptune does have a core.
Yes and no. It's blue, but it does have clouds. Neptune is blue due to the methane in its atmosphere, but there may be another component (yet unknown) that makes the color so intense compared with Uranus. There are other patterns like the "scooter" and the Great Dark Spot. There are also clouds which are similar to Earth clouds. They are found in the lower part of the Neptune's atmosphere.
to see the storm hapening
to see the storm hapening
to see the storm hapening
It's atmosphere contains visible clouds!!!
No. The clouds on Neptune are caused by the gasses in the atmosphere.
Neptune's atmosphere is blue but it has some clouds. They are like white streaks and are scattered all over the planet Neptune.
Yes or no... Does Neptune have an atmosphere with clouds? (Yes)
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All we can see of Neptune is the top of a thick cloud layer.
The belts of whirling clouds and storms in Neptune's atmosphere are driven by a combination of factors, including the planet's fast rotation and its global weather patterns. Neptune is the windiest planet in our solar system, with incredibly strong and persistent winds that can reach speeds of up to 1,200 miles per hour. These winds create large-scale vortex systems, similar to Earth's hurricanes, giving rise to the distinct belts and storms visible in images of Neptune's atmosphere.