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Neptune's deep blue color has nothing to do with the oceans. Like all gaseous planets, its visible surface corresponds to the outermost layers of its thick atmosphere, and it also has six rings that are not easily seen.

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The planet Neptune has fourteen satellites

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The composition and structure of the planet are similar to those of Uranus. Neptune was discovered in 1846 by Galle and D'Arrest.

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NEPTUNE                                                                                                          

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NEPTUNE                                                                                                          

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Neptune is the eighth planet in distance from the Sun and the most distant in the solar system, it is part of the so-called outer planets, and within these, it is one of the frozen giants, and it is the first to be discovered. . Thanks to mathematical predictions, also the strongest winds of any planet in the solar system are found on Neptune.

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A natural satellite is a celestial body that orbits a planet. The satellite is generally smaller and accompanies the planet in its orbit around its parent star.
By extension the satellites of other planets are called moons.

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Galaxies are a set of stars, gas clouds, planets, cosmic dust, dark matter and energy gravitationally united in a more or less defined structure. The word "galaxy" comes from the Greeks, who attributed the origin of the Milky Way to the drops of milk spilled in the universe by the goddess Hera while she was feeding the infant Hercules.

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They are small solid bodies, which are made of rock or metal and are smaller than asteroids. They revolve around the sun. In the entire Solar System there are millions of meteorites that sometimes collide with larger stars and produce craters, as happens with the Moon.

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Comets are celestial bodies made up of ice, dust and rocks that orbit the Sun following different elliptical, parabolic or hyperbolic trajectories. Comets, along with asteroids, planets, and satellites, are part of the Solar System. Most of these celestial bodies describe elliptical orbits of great eccentricity, which produces their approach to the Sun with a considerable period.

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Asteroids are small rocky objects that orbit the Sun, most of them live in the asteroid belt - a region between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
Most of the asteroids in our solar system can be found in the asteroid belt, between Mars and Jupiter.

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The planets are solid celestial bodies that revolve around the Sun and are visible thanks to the light they reflect, this means that they do not have their own light.
In the Solar System there are eight planets that, given their position with respect to the Sun, are divided into inner planets and outer planets.
Inner planets: They are the ones that are closest to the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars.
Outer planets: They are those that are farthest from the Sun: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune and are larger than the inner ones.
On their way to the Solar System, some of the planets are accompanied by stars called natural satellites. A planet can have one or more natural satellites. Mercury and Venus are the only planets in the Solar System that do not have them.

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COMPONENTS OF THE UNIVERSE:                                                                             Stars:

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COMPONENTS OF THE UNIVERSE:                                                                             Stars:

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Stars are giant celestial bodies, composed mainly of hydrogen and helium, that produce light and heat from their swirling nuclear smelters.

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He was an English physicist, theologian, inventor, alchemist and mathematician. He is the author of the Philosophiæ naturalis principia mathica, better known as the Principia, where he described the law of universal gravitation and established the foundations of classical mechanics through the laws that bear his name.

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He was an Italian astronomer, engineer, philosopher, mathematician and physicist, his achievements include the improvement of the telescope, a wide variety of astronomical observations, the first law of motion and has been considered the "father of modern astronomy", the "father of modern physics" and the "father of science.""

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SCIENTISTS:                                                                                       Johannes Kepler:          

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He was a German astronomer and mathematician; known primarily for his laws on the motion of the planets in their orbit around the Sun. He was a collaborator of Tycho Brahe, whom he replaced as Rudolf II's imperial mathematician.

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Astronomy is a science that seeks to explain everything we observe in the Universe, from comets and planets in our own solar system to distant galaxies and the echoes of the Big Bang, its importance lies in the fact that astronomy allows us to understand much more than the planet Earth and the Milky Way.

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The history of astronomy is the account of observations, discoveries and knowledge acquired throughout history in astronomical matters, it is also known that Astronomy was born at the same time as humans, the first humans were amazed by the spectacle it offered the sky and the phenomena that occurred there.

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                                               THE ASTRONOMY

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                                               THE ASTRONOMY

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