Neptune

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By jack,Jacob**,** Sally = = = Neptune is the eighth planet from the blazing ball of magma as it leaps around it like a dolphin in the sea. On Neptune many colourful gasses are whirling around like a tornado. The weather is so bleak that is could freeze any liquid into a solid in a very short time. = = = = Neptune has fleesy, chalky white clouds, an azure blue atmosphere and an icy blue surface with a navy splat in the middle. =

= Neptune is so round it looks like a perfect floating ball of water. =

= Neptune is so ginormous that it seems like it is never ending. = = By Jacob = = = = facts: = = .The volume of neptune is 57 times the volume of earth = = . Its diameter is 30,200 miles = = . Neptune has thirteen known moons = = . Neptune has a rocky core = = . It takes 165 earth years to orbit around the sun = = . Neptune has a great dark spot similar to jupiters great red spot. by jacob = = information got off planet facts.com = = media type="youtube" key="76xz74X4ivw?version=3" height="360" width="640"= = = = Neptune is a mysterious twirling planet that spins around the ball of boiling blazing lava like a whirl pool. = = Neptune has beautiful shades of sky blue, fading throughout the delicate, dazzling planet, As if Neptune is a smooth, gentle, flowing river. = = Neptune is like a rounded even bouncy ball. It is as curved as can be, A soft, spherical sqishy ball. = = Neptune is as windy as a hurricane. It has slight patterns with tints of white, all going in one, smooth direction. = = By Sally. =

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__ Neptune was first discovered by Johann Gottfried Galle and John Couch Adams in 1846 on the Voyager 2. __ __ By jack __ By Sally

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 * Name || Diameter || Discovery ||
 * Naiad || 66KM || 1989 ||
 * Thalassa || 82KM || 1989 ||
 * Despina || 150KM || 1989 ||
 * Galatea || 176KM || 1989 ||
 * Larissa || 194KM || 1981 ||
 * Proteus || 420KM || 1989 ||
 * Triton || 2707KM || 1846 ||