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The Planet Neptune
Neptune is the outermost "gas giant" in our solar system. It is usually the eighth planet from the Sun but occasionally Pluto's orbit swings outside of Neptune's. It is the fourth largest planet in diameter and the third largest planet... [more]
Neptune is the outermost "gas giant" in our solar system. It is usually the eighth planet from the Sun but occasionally Pluto's orbit swings outside of Neptune's. It is the fourth largest planet in diameter and the third largest planet in mass.
VICTORIA — With the flick of a switch Tuesday, the international spotlight focused on the unknown world of the deep ocean off the coast of British Columbia. After a decade of planning, research and input from scientists of all disciplines, NEPTUNE ...
- University of Victoria brings ocean world online with NEPTUNE (search.msn.com)
- 'Neptune' likely to park locally (charleston.net)
It's an 800 k (or nearly 500 mile) loop of high speed fiber-optic cable out off Victoria, B.C., that will be a sea floor observatory. Neptune (the sea) is now in the sign of Aquarius, which rules technology, networks, connectivity and frequencies. ... The project will gather data to better understand changing currents due to climate change, undersea volcanoes, pollution, fish populations and marine mammals. You may be able to hear whale songs...
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The NEPTUNE cabled ocean observatory, which has a shore station based in Port Alberni, has gone live. Over the next 25 years, the deep sea science program will transmit 60 terabytes of data on biological, physical, chemical and geological processes in the Pacific Ocean to scientists around the world.
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NEPTUNE, the deep sea research system that has been laid on the ocean floor from Port Alberni out on a circuit past Barkley Sound, is about to go live. Join the webcast at www.neptunecanada.ca and watch.
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