Neptune

The most distant of the planets, the ice giant Neptune is dark, cold, and constantly under the force of supersonic windstorms. Its moons are not much better, so far from the sun they barely receive any light or solar energy. They are largely considered uninhabitable at this time, but so were the moons of Uranus, once upon a time. Even so, no one has yet set mag boot on Naiad, Thalassa, Despina, Galatea, Larissa, Proteus, or Nereid. Only Triton with its few hundred inhabitants has seen humankind.

Type

Planet

Location under

Sol

Included Locations

• Triton

Owning Organization

The United Nations