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What dark spot of water do you dive in to find team magmas cavern?
It's a big dark spot in the sea. You need to use the TM Dive.
Where is the underwater cave in poptropica?
go past the girl who gives you a mirror and then you will see a dark spot click on it and then you would be swimming hit a bubble for more oxygen. after Aphrodite gives you the mirror go to the statue and click on the hole.
Does Neptune have a dark spot which is a storm?
Yes it does. The spot is called 'The Great Dark Spot'
What are the names of Neptune's seas?
The names of Neptune's seas, or large dark spots, are: The Great Dark Spot The Dark Spot The Scooter The Small Dark Spot
What is the dark spot inside the nucleus?
The dark spot in the nucleus is called the nucleolus
What is the the dark spot inside the nucleus?
The dark spot in the nucleus is called the nucleolus
What is Neptune 4 main areas?
great dark spot ,small dark spot
What two planets with a large dark spot created by a huge hurricane?
Jupiter and Neptune have large dark spots caused by massive hurricanes. Jupiter's dark spot is known as the Great Red Spot, while Neptune's dark spot is called the Great Dark Spot.
How do you beat the dark place on Early Poptropica?
You have to find the Golden Egg in the dark caves beneath Poptropica Towers. To see, you will need the Glow Stick from the well in Early Poptropica village.
What is Neptunes storm called?
Neptune has a massive anti-cyclonic storm system spanning 13,000 x 6,600 km It is called "The Great Dark Spot". There is also a smaller cyclonic storm in the southern region, called, not surprisingly, "The Small Dark Spot"
Is Neptune's dark spot bigger than Jupiter's spot?
No
What is the great dark spot on Neptune?
The Great Dark Spot on Neptune is a massive storm system, similar to Jupiter's Great Red Spot, that was observed in the atmosphere of Neptune. It is an atmospheric feature characterized by its dark appearance and is thought to be a large cyclonic storm. The Great Dark Spot was first observed by the Voyager 2 spacecraft in 1989.
