It's named Neptune after the Roman God of the Sea, Neptune. It was given this name because of its sea blue color. In Greek mythology Neptune was also called Poseidon (hope it … is more familiar) Hope i helped :) It's the Roman name of the sea god, Poseidon :) Posidon is Greek, they named it after Neptune,the Roman God of the sea.
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The Neptune Wind bathtub is a perfect dimension for us, but we can't find it in any showrooms.
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Neptune is called Neptune after the Roman God of the sea, Neptune the God of the sea referred to its Blue color. The Blue color is also formed by Methane Gas.
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The causes of Neptune's high winds are mysterious. Stone described one theory on the volcanoes: Darker material settles on the moon's surface, then is covered by transparent nitrogen ice.
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These are the fastest we've observed, Stone said, adding that Neptune's winds easily exceed the previous record winds of 1,100 m.p.h. in Saturn's jet stream. Neptune gets only one nine-hundredth of the sunlight Earth receives. Scientists Are Puzzled.
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Undo. mmcf. I put a Neptune Wind whirlpool tub in my remodeled bathroom a few months ago-and love it! It has a unique look and being on the smaller side, it doesn't overwhelm my 8 x 12 room and left space for a slightly larger shower. I'm lucky to have a showroom within a few hours' drive that boasts having over 400 tubs...
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Scientists are perplexed about how the internal heat left over from Neptune's formation is enough to drive 700-m.p.h. winds in the Great Dark Spot, not to mention the 1,500-m.p.h.
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December 7, 1989 1,500-M.P.H. Winds Found on Neptune THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AN FRANCISCO -- Neptune is swept by 1,500 mile-an-hour winds, the fastest yet discovered in the solar system, scientists have determined from analyzing photographs taken by Voyager 2.
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Part of the explanation may be that the flow of fluid gases in the planet's atmosphere may be so smooth that little energy is needed to power high winds, he said. The clouds racing in Neptune's winds could be seen in a movie made by computer from still photographs taken by Voyager.
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I did get the back jets. Mine is the straight whirlpool and not the air/whirlpool combo... don't know what that version has at the back. I seem to recall Neptune gives a name to the back jets as if they're somehow different.
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how windy is neptune
Neptune is as windy as 1,500 miles per hours. The wind on Neptune reaches speed of 1,500 mile per hour.