Why is there no life Neptune?

Answer 1

The most major issue is perhaps that there is no surface on which life can grow considering it is a gas planet, not a solid planet. Other issues arising from that include the lack of water on the planet and the presence of large storms in the atmosphere such as the Great Dark Spot. In addition, its distance from the sun makes it a very cold planet and hardly any life could exist that those temperatures.

Answer 2

No one said the development of life on Neptune was not possible. But because there is no air or oxygen, and no liquid water, and because the temperatures are so low, life as we know itcould not develop.

Answer 3

Neptune is a gas giant with extreme cold temperatures, high levels of radiation, and no solid surface, making it unlikely for life as we know it to exist there. Additionally, the lack of a suitable atmosphere and the harsh conditions make it difficult for life to survive on Neptune.

Answer 4

The atmosphere of neptune is comprised primarily of hydrogen. Carbon-based life forms require nitrogen and oxygen atmospheres. Temperatures reach a maximum of -200 degrees centigrade.

Answer 5

Neptune cannot support life. The temperatures on the planet can range from -270 to -380 degrees and the inside of the planet is around 10,000 degrees.

Answer 6

its a gas planet with stroooooooooong winds. WHOOSH!