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Poseidon's Roman name is Neptune. So the 8th planet from the sun is named after Poseidon.

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What planet is named after the Greek god Poseidon?

Neptune was the Roman version of Poseidon so planet Neptune is named after it.


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What planet was named after the Roman god of the sea?

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What object in the solar system is named after the roman god of the sea?

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What moon was named after Poseidon?

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What planet is named for the roman sea god and has many moons?

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