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Neptune powerpoint presentation Neptune introduction Neptune measurment Neptune weather Neptune history Neptune symbol Neptune rotation Neptune moons Neptune rings Neptune atmospheric composition Neptune surface condition why is neptune blue Neptune, like Uranus, is an ice giant. It's similar to a gas giant. It is made of a thick soup of water, ammonia, and methane flowing over a solid core about the size of Earth. Neptune has a thick, windy atmosphere.#hash #rosin #hashrosin #hashpipe #epgglass #klien #recylcer #glassofig #smokehash #coloradodabbers
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Neptune powerpoint presentation/ Neptune last planet
- 1. NEPTUNE PRESENTED BY : UROOJ TARIQ DEPARTMENT:POLITICAL SCIENCE SEMESTER :2ND
- 2. NEPTUNE • Neptune is the eighth and most distant planet from the sun. • Neptune was discovered on sep,23,1846. • The name neptune comes from Greek and Roman mythology. • Neptune is the roman God of the sea.
- 3. HISTORY • The first who sighted Neptune was Galileo. - John Couch Adams calculated the orbit of an eighth planet which possibly was influencing Uranus’ movement. He never published his calculations. - Meanwhile, Le Verrier, arrived to a similar conclusion, telling Johan Galle to search for the planet. - It was discovered on the 23rd September 1846
- 4. NEPTUNE SYMBOL • The symbol of Neptune is neptune’s trident. • A trident are 3 pronget forck. • Weapon associated with the roman god
- 5. NEPTUNE MEASURMENTS • Neptune is the fourth largest planet by width and thrid largest by it’s weight. • Neptune is 17 times larger than earth and bigger than it’s near-twin uranus.
- 6. MEASURNENTS
- 7. NEPTUNE WEATHER • Neptune is a big,cold,cloudy ,windly planet. • It does not have cloud of water like we have ,it was clouds of gas. • It also have the fastest wind of all planets,its wind travel 2,000km/h
- 8. NEPTUNE ROTATION • A year on neptune is 60,225 days or 165 earth years . • Neptune’s days in 16hours on earth.
- 9. • NEPTUNE MOONS • Neptune has total of 13 moons. • Among the 13,triton is the largest . • Triton which has discovered just 17 days after neptune was found. • After 100years later to find the second moon,neriods.
- 10. NEPTUNE’S RINGS • Neptune has 6 rings: Galle, Le Verrier, Lassell, Arago, Galatea, and Adams. Named after the astronomers . They are difficult to see because they are dark and vary in size and density. The rings are all composed of at least 20% dust, some up to 70% and small rocks.
- 11. ATMOSPHERE COMPOSITION • The core of Neptune is made up of rock and ice. • The atmosphere of Neptune has Hydrogen deuteride, ethane, hydrogen, helium, and methane.
- 12. NEPTUNE’S SURFACE. CONDITIONS • Neptune’s temperature is about -214 degrees Celsius or -353 degrees Fahrenheit. The wind speeds can get up to 2,100 km/hour. • The weather on Neptune is wild. There are huge storms and high winds. Bright cirrus- like clouds that come and go and there is not a lot of sun.
- 13. NEPTUNE BLUE