Does Neptune have oxygen water or gravity?

Answer 1

No. there is no water on Neptune.

For water to form, a planet needs volcanic activity. The the steam from volcanoes evaporates and falls back down to the planet, forming lakes and oceans.

This is impossible on Neptune, because Neptune:

• Is a gas giant. It has no surface or plates. Which means no volcanoes
• It is too far from the sun for water to remain in liquid state

Answer 2

No. Neptune is not a water planet.

Neptune is a gas giant composed of helium, hydrogen, ice and ammonia.

Neptune gets its blue colour because of the dim sunlight reflecting off the methane gasses.

Answer 3

Neptune has water in the form of ice and vapor in its atmosphere, but it does not have oxygen in significant quantities. Neptune has a strong gravitational force, about 1.12 times the gravity on Earth.

Answer 4

Yes but not in liquid form. It is in the form of ice. There is water on one of its moons though.

Answer 5

Yes, all planets have very small amounts of oxygen. But most of Neptune's atmosphere is hydrogen and helium.

Answer 6

There is some water in Neptune's atmosphere, but no stars. Stars are their own objects far larger than any planet.

Answer 7

everything that has mass has gravity.