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- Triton likely has a core made of rock and metals, and a mantle of ice. It is not sure if there is an ocean underneath the ice, but there is a possibility.
- Like Neptune's other moon, Triton is very dense compared to other outer planets (being twice as dense as water)
- Some scientists believe that Triton may have come from the Kuiper belt and was caught in Neptune's gravity.

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- Triton has a retrograde orbit, which means that Triton orbits in the opposite direction of Neptune's rotation.
- This plays a role in Triton's north and south poles taking turns facing the sun.

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- Like earth, Triton has an ionosphere, a layer that can reflect radio waves.
- On earth, the ionosphere overlaps the very top of our atmosphere. It is created out of particles ionized (charged) by the sun. It can be influenced by weather on the planet or in space.

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- Active geysers release nitrogen gas (one of the most geologically active moons in the solar system)
- Triton receives some sunlight, though because 70% of the sunlight is reflected by the frosty nitrogen, surface temperatures are around -235 degrees C (-391 F)
- There are multiple active volcanos, either caused by the seasonal heating of the sun or past tidal heating

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- Methane is the only organic compound that has been discovered, so far, on Triton. There are still many properties of Triton that have yet to be discovered or researched.

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- Triton has wispy streaks of frost in the atmosphere that are made of methane (CH4) and nitrogen (N). Some of the streaks have a red coloration to them due to the radiation caused by the methane.
- Methane can be used as water alternative.

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What are the three key ingredients of life?

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What are the three key ingredients of life?