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What other planet is like the planet Neptune?
Uranus
Why did they call the planet Neptune Neptune?
Neptune was named after the Roman god of the sea. The name was proposed by the astronomer Urbain Le Verrier, who believed it was fitting due to the planet's blue color, which is associated with the sea.
What does the appearance and surface of planet neptune look like?
It looks Blueish-greenish and rather wet
Why was Neptune named?
Neptune was named after the roman god of the sea. Neptune.Also because the planet looks like it is full of water and Neptune is the god of the sea.
How do you get enough light if were not the closest planet to the sun?
The Earth is not the closest planet to the sun and it is generally agreed it gets enough light. Neptune however gets a negligible amount of light from the sun, which at Neptune's distance just looks like a bright star.
What is the texture like of Neptune's surface?
Neptune does not have a surface; it is a gas planet.
Is the planet Neptune solid?
no because NEPTUNE is mainly a gas kind of planet like others. add me please
Does Neptune renew its surface?
Neptune is a gas planet and thus does not have a well defined surface like a terrestrial planet does.
How many Sun's are there in Neptune?
Neptune doesn't have a sun inside it. Neptune shares the same sun as Earth does, so, Neptune has one sun. Just like every other planet in the solar system.
How many planets does Neptune have?
Neptune is the 8th Planet from Sun in our solar system. Now, let me rephrase your question slightly. How many moons does Neptune has? Because Neptune is a planet and can only have moons or satellites orbiting it. Answer to this question is would be 13. In other words, Neptune has 13 known moons orbiting and there could be more which are not seen by man or discovered yet.
Is Neptune a terrestrial planet or gaseous planet?
Neptune is a Jovian planet. Which means it is a gas giant.
What are some derivatives of the word Neptune?
Derivatives of the word "Neptune" include "Neptunian," which refers to things related to the planet Neptune or its characteristics. Other derivatives can include proper nouns like "Neptunus," the Roman god after whom the planet is named, and terms like "Neptune's," indicating possession or association, such as "Neptune's rings" or "Neptune's moons." Additionally, in literature and culture, "Neptune" can inspire names for products, characters, or concepts associated with the sea or mythology.
