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=Nebulous Neptune! = With 49,532 kilometers of vast gaseous clouds, Neptune is the number one interspacial vacation spot ! Go on a 16.54 year spacetrip to this **mysterious**, jovian, ball of gas who never fails to give a good time. But be sure to account for the season changes while planning. The seasons last for decades and temperatures are very extreme due to the 28.32 degree tilt of the axis. You could undergo temperatures ranging anywhere from -200°C to -391°C! However there is one spot where the weather is always blazing ! Travel to the center core where the temperature settles for nothing less than 7,000°C !

With no oxygen or gravity, you will be given a complementary and custom made space suit !

There is much to see and do on the enormous planet. Experience the __ultimate vacation__ for the ultimate price!

Go cloud surfing on the bright, white, circling, cirrus clouds in the hydrogen, helium, and methane filled atmosphere. The planet is also known for its fierce winds and frequent storms. Sometimes winds reach up to 2,000 miles per hour !

Take a risk and venture to the various thirteen moons. Compete with your family members in a round of galastic mini golf. Putt from moon to moon and experience the most //intense// miniature golf course in the galaxy.

Maybe go on a tour of the **Great Dark Spot**, which is the size of Earth itself!

Test your skills in the planets international " Notorious Neptune " challenge. Go head to head with the 3D monster himself. Take down //King Neptune// and capture his trident and earn a four day - three night reward package.

Prepare for a vacation where the days are shorter, but the years are never ending. With a year that's 164x longer than ours, and days consisting of only a mere sixteen hours, you'll __never__ hear the words " this is boring " or " ughh, this vacation is no fun at all! "

What better way is there to **escape** the **boring** misery of your home planet than to travel 4.348 x10^8 kilometers away to the magnificant planet of Neptune !

You can thank //Johann Galle// for your amazing experience and his amazing discovery of this galatic paradise in 1846.

References; FSD Webmaster, (2006, Jan). The Planet Neptune. Retrieved January 27, 2009, from NDAA Web site: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/fsd/astro/neptune.php

Davis, Phil (2009, Jan). Solar System Exploration: Planets : Neptune's Facts & Figures. Retrieved January 27, 2009, from NASA Web site: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Neptune&Display=Facts

Sromovsky, L (2003, Mar). Brighter Neptune... Retrieved January 27, 2009, from HubbleSite Web site: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Neptune&Display=Facts

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