Neptune - Planetary Educational Trail
Neptune - Planetary Educational Trail
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Neptune - Planetary Educational Trail
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Neptune is the outermost of the giant planets and was discovered in 1846. Its mass is about 17.15 Earth masses, and its diameter is 49,492 kilometers. Neptune has a ring system with two main rings and a total of 14 known moons. The largest moon, Triton, has an unusual orbit. It is believed to have originally been a Kuiper Belt object captured by Neptune. Triton has a thin atmosphere and a diverse surface.
Current information at: solarsystem.dlr.de/neptun
or xn--brgerverein-wsting-m6bm.de/wp-content/uploads/hude-planetenlehrpfad.pdf
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