Moons of Uranus and Neptune, Part 2
18 entries in the Moons of Uranus and Neptune, Part 2 compendium.
Neptune's moons in fictionNeptune's moons, especially Triton, appear in late 20th-century fiction.Pharos (crater)Largest impact crater on Neptune's moon Proteus.Leviathan PateraA major cryovolcanic caldera on Neptune's moon Triton.Ruach PlanitiaA probable cryolava lake on Neptune's moon Triton.Set CatenaA pit chain on Triton linked to cryovolcanic activity.Slidr SulciA major tectonic fault crossing Triton's cantaloupe terrain.Tuonela PlanitiaElongated plain and probable cryolava lake on Triton.Triton (moon)Neptune's largest moon, captured from the Kuiper belt, with a retrograde orbit.Argo (NASA spacecraft)NASA concept for a flyby mission to Neptune and beyond.Capture of TritonTriton's capture explains its retrograde, highly inclined orbit.Climate of TritonTriton's thin atmosphere drives extreme seasonal volatile cycles.Geology of TritonNeptune's largest moon has a young, active surface driven by internal heat and volatiles.Trident (spacecraft)A proposed flyby mission to Neptune's moon Triton.Triton HopperProposed NASA lander that hops on nitrogen ice propellant.Gertrude (crater)Largest known crater on Uranus's moon Titania.Ursula (crater)Second-largest impact crater on Titania, cut by Belmont Chasma.The Secret of the Ninth PlanetA teen hero shuts down alien sun-stealers across the Solar System.Triton (novel)A novel exploring utopia through conflicting perspectives on Triton.
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