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Varungrah

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Varungrah
Neptune, aslii rang me;[1] biich meGreat Dark Spot hae.
Discovery[2]
Discovered by
Discovery date23 September 1846
Designations
Pronunciation[3]
Named after
LatinNeptunus, via French
Neptune
AdjectivesNeptunian (/nɛpˈtjniən/),
Poseidean[4]
Symbol♆,⯉
Orbital characteristics[5]
EpochJ2000
Aphelion30.33 AU (4.54 billion km)
Perihelion29.81 AU (4.46 billion km)
30.07 AU (4.50 billion km)
Eccentricity0.008678
367.49 days[7]
5.43 km/s[7]
259.883°
Inclination1.770° toecliptic
6.43° toSun's equator
0.74° toinvariable plane[8]
131.783°
2042-Sep-04[9]
273.187°
Knownsatellites16
Physical characteristics
24,622±19 km
Equatorial radius
24,764±15 kmRefers to the
level of 1 bar (100 kPa) atmospheric
pressure 3.883 Earths
Polar radius
24,341±30 km
3.829 Earths
Flattening0.0171±0.0013
7.6183×109 km2
14.94 Earths
Volume6.253×1013 km3[7]
57.74 Earths
Mass1.02409×1026 kg[7]
17.147 Earths
5.15×105 Suns
1.638 g/cm3[7]
11.15 m/s2 (1.137 g0)
0.23[10] (estimate)
23.5 km/s[7]
0.67125 d
16 h 6 m 36 s[6]
0.6713 day[7]
16 h 6 min 36 s
Equatorial rotation velocity
2.68 km/s[11]
28.32° (to orbit)[7]
North poleright ascension
19h 57m 20s
299.36°[12]
North poledeclination
43.46°[12]
Albedo0.290 (bond)
0.442 (geom.)
Surfacetemp.minmeanmax
1 bar level72 K (−201 °C)[7]
0.1 bar (10 kPa)55 K (−218 °C)[7]
7.67 to 8.00
−6.9[13]
2.2–2.4″[7][14]
Atmosphere[7]
19.7±0.6 km
Composition by volume

Varungrah (pratiik:♆, Neptune)Saur Mandal meSuraj se duur aathwagrah hae. Ii ekgas giant hae. Agar diameter dekha jaae, tab ii Saur Mandal ke 4th sab se barraa grah hae, mass dekha jaae tab ii 3rd sab se garrhu hae air sab se dense giant grah hae. Iidunia ke mass ke 17 gunaa hae. Agar Varungrah ke iske parrosi grah,Uranus, se compare karaa jaae tab, Varungrah thorraa chhotaa, lekin aur garrhu aur dense hae. II lagbhag puura gases aur liquids se banaa hae,[15] iske koi achchhaa se defined solid surface nai hae. Varungrah, Suraj ke har 164.8 saal parikrama kare hae aur iskeorbital distance 30.1astronomical units (4.5 billion kilometres; 2.8 billion miles) hae. Iske naam Rome ke samundar ke deota se aais hae aur iskeastronomical symbol♆, hae jon trishul ke represent kare hae.


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