Introduction

Also named after the Roman God of the Sea; Neptune was discovered by French mathematician and astronomer Urban Le Verrier, who predicted the exact location because something affected the exact location of Uranus' orbit and thus its deviation.

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That is why we highlight the centrifugal force that maintains the axis of something without the speed at which it rotates or moves affecting it and gravitational force that tells us that it is proportional to the size of the planet and what is around it, so Urban sent a letter to Johann Galle and he following the coordinates written by Urban found Neptune in an hour of searching.

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With a mass 17 times greater, a gravity of 11.15m/s² likewise our weight in Neptune can be deduced that it is 1.34 times greater, that is, if it weighs 55Kg on Earth, on Neptune it weighs 62.14Kg;

WeightNeptune = Earthweight × (GravityNeptune ÷ GravityEarth)

And its diameter 3.9 with respect to Earth, making it the fourth largest planet in the Solar System.

It has 14 Moons including Laomedeia, Larissa, Psamathe, Thalassa, Triton, Naiad, Proteus, Sao, Despina, Nereid, Neso, Halimede and Galatea which some are a weapon of self-destruction for Neptune and the Moon due to the opposing force of gravity, and the rings of Neptune Galle, Le Verrier, Adams and Lassell each more invisible than the other.

From the troposphere to the exosphere, gases scale in density to a much lower one. So much so that the high temperatures are not perceived by the availability of gas in each layer: containing Helium, Hydrogen and Methane which gives it its characteristic color along with the scattering of ultraviolet light.

The winds on Neptune reach speeds of up to 2400 kilometers per hour and the tidal effect generated by the moons and the planet itself generate deformation and a possible orbital capture, eventually destroying them and generating eruption of the planets, however their rings maintain their orbit next to the moons. Its axis of rotation is reversed, possibly due to a collision with another planet and the change due to its creation and that one year of the Earth on Neptune is equivalent to 165 years in which it finishes moving within our solar system