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1 Allison Mrs. Mitchell 4th Grade
Sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Allison Mrs. Mitchell 4th Grade

2 Place in the Solar System
Neptune Neptune, an outer planet, is the ninth planet from the sun. It is 4,496 million miles from the sun.

3 Conditions on the Planet
Neptune The temperature is -328 F The Atmosphere is like hydrogen, helium, and methane

4 Neptune Planet Facts The mass is 17 times more than Earth
Takes Earth years to revolve 16 hours and 7 minutes to rotate Neptune has 13 known moons

5 Things of Interest on Planet
Neptune Neptune Is a Gas Giant, Neptune has a very interesting Greek story to it

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