Neptune is my favorite planet of all time around the solar system because did you know that Neptune is the second to last planet that’s not near the sun. Did you know that Neptune is one of the outer planets where Neptune is the coldest planet like Arctica? So we will discuss Neptune dynamic rotation around the solar system and how Neptune is a planet in our solar system. According to the sources that I found where it states that Neptune has a large family of satellites. Triton, Neptune’s largest moon, was discovered by Lassell in 1846, the same year Neptune was discovered. Nereid was discovered by Kuiper in 1949. Six inner moons were discovered in 1989 during the flyby of Voyager 2 (Smith et al., 1989). This is some fun fact about the Neptune background where it leads into how it was discovered with having one of the largest moons in our solar system within the rotation of Neptune. While discuss about the atmosphere around the Neptune rotation involves with mathematical formulas where it leads Kepler's second law with latitude, temperature, days, and times. In the text where it says For hot sub-Neptune's it was found that including these nonprimitive terms could change the structure of the deep atmosphere and also affect the location of a planet’s hot spot. The deep atmosphere on sub-Neptune's also affects the equilibration times of GCMs (Wang & Wordsworth 2020). The reason behind the evidence would be how the calculation would be within the rotations, latitudes, and temperature in Neptune. Did you know that Neptune would be more likely to be at the south pole than north pole but at the same time Neptune’s color comes from the north pole of the solar system and notice the blackness in the planet? According to NASA Science where it says Neptune's and Uranus’ blue color is a result of the absorption of red light by the planets’ methane-rich atmosphere, combined with the same Rayleigh-scattering process that makes the Earth's sky blue.(NASA,2021).Neptune's dynamic weather with white clouds of methane ice crystals swirling around the planet and two giant dark spots churning in the northern hemisphere instead of the southern hemisphere.
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Innes, H., & Pierrehumbert, R. T. (2022). Atmospheric Dynamics of Temperate Sub-Neptunes. I. Dry Dynamics. The Astrophysical Journal, 927(1), 38. https://doi.org/10.3847/1538-4357/ac4887
Vershkov, A.N., Pashkevich, V.V. Geodetic Rotation of Neptune’s Satellites. Sol Syst Res 56, 299–307 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0038094622050070
NASA. (2025, August 17). Rotation of neptune - NASA science. NASA. https://science.nasa.gov/asset/hubble/rotation-of-neptune/
NASA. (2025, August 17). Rotation of neptune - NASA science. NASA. https://science.nasa.gov/asset/hubble/rotation-of-neptune/
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