What Have We Found in The First Real Images Of Neptune?

In this real-time documentary, scientists from around the world are working to confirm that Neptune has an atmosphere. After years of data gathering, they've finally been able to create the first images of Neptune's atmosphere!

If you're curious about what Neptune looks like beneath the surface, be sure to watch this documentary. It's sure to astound you with the realism of the images!

[WestlehSeyweld]

It’s nice hearing a southern accent like mine for narration, especially on scientific matters. Such a thing is unnecessarily rare.

[banestar]

I work night shift. I come home immediately after doing a mentally demanding job to my family already in bed. I need to decompress, I come home and watch these until I feel sleepy. I go to bed with a head full of appreciation and wonder about the universe and drift off happy that I am alive to have such wonder.

[daheni]

As someone from Neptune, it's great to learn facts about it that even I didn't know. Great video

[shnarfshnurf]

It's such a wondrous feeling knowing that Neptune is just out there doing Neptune things

[jelliemish]

Ghe narration is amazing. I get overwhelmed sometimes with the fast, loud and excitable narrations. This one is the opposite. Relaxed and clear. Great video!

[demonhalo]

It is an astrological outrage that Uranus and Neptune have not been visited by craft since the 1980’s. We still know very little about these planets and you would have thought that after the success of the Cassini space mission a return to the ice giants would be on the cards. Neptune is easily the most beautiful and striking planet in the solar system as seen from the voyager 2 spacecraft in August 1989 taken south of Neptune’s southern hemisphere.

[indridcold]

It is rare that I hear this regional American accent, here in Canada. This was an unexpected delight. When added to the content matter, this video is a pleasure to watch. It is very likely I will revisit this video several times to enjoy the information and the diction of my American brothers and sisters in the southern most parts of the United States of America.

[timmotel]

Excellent. When I lived in Arizona, I had a good clear view of Neptune from my back yard with my telescope. I loved that I could see the blue colour of the planet. This post has been very interesting and educational. Thank You

[xmobkilla]

Crazy to think that that planet has a tornado storm the size of Earth and Does 1, 500 miles per an hour and we get hurricanes are about 140 miles an hour and destroy States and Islands so you can only imagine what that looks like.

[blahlbah]

This was awesome. Would LOVE to see a video featuring Europa, Enceladus, and Triton. I don't think I ever seen a video that focuses only those three icy moons together and talk about their similarities, differences, history/origin, etc.

[aevenova]

Neptune is my favorite planet. 🙂 Trully, a beautiful and mysterious world.

[kayzeaza]

Uranus and Neptune are my favorite planets because of how much we still don’t know about them. I hope we learn more about them in the coming decades

[sufiashabnam]

My kind of delulu is to imagine aquatic life on Neptune and Uranus and not just earth's climate and atmosphere changes due to sun but also Uranus and Neptune. It just soothes my mind.

[KenFullman]

Thank you for the non clickbait title. It's nice to click on a title and we get exactly what it says on the tin.

[Neptoons-]

Thanks for teaching people about me and Triton, regards to you kind people on Earth!

[ELEKTRARE]

This southern accent is so warm, a real delight to ear & articulation is flawless ❤😊🤗

[DDuck]

I done a system tour in 2087, it's definitely one of the better planets to view up close and you can stay longer than in front of Jupiter.

[HybridMiranda]

This is a very nice, high-quality video, and I enjoyed watching it. I would mention, though, there were several spelling errors... 'watter' in the beginning, then 'yers' instead of 'years' near the 3:40 mark. It's a bit strange seeing multiple spelling errors in such a high-quality production. I also make videos (professionally), usually I have someone else watch it afterwards just to do a check-over.

[doodelay]

This was always my favorite planet as a kid because of it's deep blue coloration

[gailhowes]

Thank you for your educational video as well as speaking slowly for older people like me (73)