neptunian (Meaning)
neptunian (a.)
Of or pertaining to the ocean or sea.
Formed by water or aqueous solution; as, rocks.
neptunian (n.)
Alt. of Neptunist
Synonyms & Antonyms of neptunian
neptunian Sentence Examples
- The Neptunian system encompasses Neptune, its moons, and the surrounding debris field.
- Neptune's azure hue is attributed to the absorption of red light by Neptunian methane gas.
- Scientists hypothesize that the Neptunian atmosphere contains an ammonia-water cloud layer.
- Triton, Neptune's largest moon, exhibits an unusual retrograde orbit, suggesting a Neptunian capture event.
- The Neptunian magnetic field is one of the strongest in the solar system, extending far beyond the planet's surface.
- Neptune's Great Dark Spot was a massive storm system that raged for several years in the Neptunian atmosphere.
- Scientists have identified numerous Neptunian satellites, ranging in size from small moonlets to the giant Triton.
- The Neptunian rings are faint and dusty, composed of particles ejected from Neptune's moons.
- The potential for liquid water oceans beneath Neptune's surface has sparked interest in exploring the Neptunian system for signs of life.
- Neptune's remoteness and the harsh conditions in the Neptunian system pose challenges for future missions to the planet.
FAQs About the word neptunian
Of or pertaining to the ocean or sea., Formed by water or aqueous solution; as, rocks., Alt. of Neptunist
ocean,sea, blue,waters, seven seas, high seas, deep, basin, blue water,brine
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The Neptunian system encompasses Neptune, its moons, and the surrounding debris field.
Neptune's azure hue is attributed to the absorption of red light by Neptunian methane gas.
Scientists hypothesize that the Neptunian atmosphere contains an ammonia-water cloud layer.
Triton, Neptune's largest moon, exhibits an unusual retrograde orbit, suggesting a Neptunian capture event.
