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Space School: Neptune
The frozen planet Neptune sits as the farthest planet from the Sun. Its distance and thick atmosphere make Neptune difficult to study, leaving scientists with many unanswered questions about this icy gas giant.
Added: Feb 2, 2009
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Runtime: 05:13
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