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Neptune

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Neptune By Jacob Kernan

 

                                                                                                      

     The Planet Neptune

 

 Neptune is the 8th planet from the Sun. It takes four hours, nine minutes and fifty nine seconds for the Sun's rays to reach Neptune. Neptune is 2,771,087,000 miles from the Sun. Neptune is named after the Roman God of the sea. Neptune appers to be blue because of the methane in it's atmosphere. The methane absorbs red light so only blue light reflects back.Neptune rotates prograde (counterclockwise when veiwed from above its north pole). Neptune makes a full rotation around the sun every 164.8 Earth years. Neptune was officialy discoverd in the year 1846 by John Couch Adams and Urbain Le Verrier. Galileo also saw Neptune in 1612 but miss took it for a Jovian moon ( a moon of Jupiter).    Info from "The solar system,Uranus,Neptune,Pluto,And the Outer Solarsystem"    

                    By Linda T. Elkins                 Planet pic.from www.spacetoday.org/.../NeptunePlanet.html

 Neptune has a total of 13 moons, among the most studied are:

 

Despina

Galatea

Larissa Luiza and Elmira

Naiad

Nereid

Proteus

Thalassa

Triton - Caitlin

Comments (14)

amos hron said

at 8:50 am on Oct 17, 2007

nice Jacob this page could use some links, mabey a few more pictures other than that it is good.

nikki said

at 8:58 am on Oct 17, 2007

GOOOODD JOOBBB Jacob...this is a really nice page i like the way you organized all your information

Sophia said

at 1:10 pm on Oct 17, 2007

i really like it, yet you might want to space it out, and add more pics with DETAIL, I LOVE IT

elizabeth said

at 1:10 pm on Oct 17, 2007

good job jake! although you could space out your page a little it more

Anna Compere said

at 3:51 pm on Oct 17, 2007

might want to add some links and maybe some color. otherwise it looks great.

Kaitlin F. said

at 12:34 pm on Oct 21, 2007

Nice job Jacob. might want to get some more pictures and a little more on the mythology part. other than that, it looks great.

ameen batah said

at 2:50 pm on Oct 21, 2007

YEAH JAKE, hey dude best page ive seen so far

casey rothenberg said

at 9:21 am on Oct 23, 2007

write more. it needs more details and more eye appeal.

Grayson Eckroth said

at 9:45 am on Oct 23, 2007

you could use some info, i mean its neptune! you need more info as its such an awesome planet. get a cool picture of the god neptune aswell and ad some mythology info.

SophiA OLgA LisAius said

at 12:33 pm on Oct 23, 2007

maybe a little bit more info. Neptune is a great planet and you should state that and why. good job otherwise

mike haskins said

at 1:09 pm on Oct 27, 2007

more stuff!!!!

Anna Compere said

at 10:52 pm on Oct 27, 2007

i bet you could find some more info on neptune... it's a whole planet! otherwise good job.

sheldon baker said

at 8:24 pm on Oct 28, 2007

u did your project very will, it has all the information in a presentable format
u pretty much interpreted the project the same way i did
you covered all the neccessary facts for your planets that is known by man, nnot many links
a 6-8th grade student would be able to read and learn from this pretty easily, but its kinda clumped together and needs spacing adjustments.
it seems to be your words but some of it is kind of dry and just fact after fact
MlA ciataions are there
it doesnt look like uve payed much attention to the comments concerning spacing out ur info.
finished on time
u put good effort into this project and have all the requirements
one thing you could change is adding more pictures and maybe a video, and more color

curtis said

at 10:44 am on Nov 6, 2007

my my what a nice page. cant you see hes the man let me hear you aplaude he is more than a man he the shiny gold of god.
in other words

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