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{{PlanetBox|name=Neptune|image=RaceBox Missing Image.png|caption=aka Sol VIII|orbit=29.9|mass=17.3|atmo=Super Thick|radius=3.96|temp=-229|gravity=1.10|weather=Class 8|day=0.75|tectonics=None|tilt=30}} | |||
Neptune is the eighth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. | Neptune is the eighth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. | ||
It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] and has one explorable moon [[Triton]]. | It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] and has one explorable moon [[Triton]]. | ||
Neptune resides near the outer edge of the solar system, and due to Pluto's highly eliptical orbit, it is officially both the eighth and ninth planet depending on where Pluto is along its orbital path. This arrangement has lead to a good deal of speculation about the possibility of a collision at some point in the future. | Neptune resides near the outer edge of the solar system, and due to Pluto's highly eliptical orbit, it is officially both the eighth and ninth planet depending on where Pluto is along its orbital path. This arrangement has lead to a good deal of speculation about the possibility of a collision at some point in the future. | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
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Neptune is the eighth planet in the Sol system, which can be found at HyperSpace coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. It is a Gas Giant and has one explorable moon Triton.
Neptune resides near the outer edge of the solar system, and due to Pluto's highly eliptical orbit, it is officially both the eighth and ninth planet depending on where Pluto is along its orbital path. This arrangement has lead to a good deal of speculation about the possibility of a collision at some point in the future.